Usage of "have no savour"

We have no meanings for "have no savour" in our records yet.

Usage of have no savour in anglès

I naturally told her that in her absence dinner would have no savour; and I spoke the truth. 
 The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, 1725-1798. Complete 

Her reply had no savour of conceit; it was honest, that was all. 
 Hunter's Marjory / A Story for Girls 

Fie upon life, it has no savour in it. 
 French Mediaeval Romances from the Lays of Marie de France 

The viands had no savour; only the draught of coffee that soothed his throat was good. 
 Our Friend the Charlatan 

They had no savour of historic or traditionary truth,-norelation to actual life,-andin this consisted their great charm. 
 The Island Home 

I have heard horror expressed because the old forms were disregarded and language used which had no savour of red-tape. 
 An Autobiography of Anthony Trollope 

He said to himself that he should have a long night's reading, but the prospect of reading had no savour. 
 Clayhanger 

For this mood of deadly fatigue the remembrance of all the intellectual joys and conquests of the last few years has no savour whatever. 
 The History of David Grieve 

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Meanings of have no savour in anglès