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Meanings of bon vivant in English
Synonyms
Examples for "gourmet"
Examples for "gourmet"
1
On the website, however, the gourmet tendency was nowhere to be seen.
2
Surprise your partner with their favorite gourmet food or guilty pleasure candy.
3
And in the past few years, I've taken two gourmet cooking classes.
4
You can probably expect all-inclusive meals, drinks, activities and perhaps gourmet dining.
5
Among types of coffee, the increase was most pronounced in gourmet varieties.
1
Those words used to conjure up images of wealth and epicurean tastes.
2
Flying with South African Airways promises to be a truly epicurean experience.
3
We'd better skip that chapter and come straight to the epicurean sage.
4
He gained the distinction of having discovered the epicurean value of sand-dabs.
5
There is no perfectly epicurean corner; there is no perfectly irresponsible place.
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It's foodie heaven, with everything from great restaurants to sophisticated farmers' markets.
2
All of my health-foodie ways didn't ward off my third child's problems.
3
Why it's special Plan your visit to enjoy a real foodie treat.
4
P&O's vision of modern Australian cruising comes with a distinct foodie tweak.
5
Every dish was beautifully presented and equally delectable -a foodie's dream.
1
In favorable surroundings, she would have been an aristocrat and an epicure.
2
Certainly, he mused to himself, his brother was an epicure in love.
3
Gourmet meals, enjoyed by the experienced taste buds of a real epicure.
4
He ate heartily, but was no epicure, nor critical about his food.
5
An epicure's a feller which chaws his fodder before he swallers it.
1
In fact here I practice the art of becoming a gastronome.
2
Tears and shrieks accompany the descent of the gastronome.
3
Not your average gastronome, then.
4
Never had they witnessed such power of mastication, and such marvellous capacity of stomach, as in this native and uncultivated gastronome.
5
He was something of a gastronome, and would eat anything he particularly liked in an audible manner, and perspire upon his forehead.
Usage of bon vivant in English
1
The noble profession of bon vivant appeared to him very tame and tiresome.
2
The Major was somewhat of a bon vivant, and his wine was excellent.
3
He was essentially a bon vivant, a boulevardier and a humorist.
4
The worthy man seems to have had the amiable infirmities of a bon vivant.
5
His was a bluff purple face, denoting the bon vivant.
6
Never shall we know again so glorious a bon vivant.
7
In short, the cardinal was a man of wit, and what is called a bon vivant.
8
He was her sole bon vivant in the true sense of the word, whatever that may be.
9
But I admire her, as an actor and an activist, but above all as a bon vivant.
10
She has, however, taken one enormous fee from a bon vivant, whose life she saved by esculents.
11
Branford T. Purell, killer, bon vivant, corpse.
12
Michael Terrence Brennan, litigator, connoisseur, and irrepressible bon vivant, withdrew directly into a bottle of good Irish whiskey.
13
Islamists paint Moussa as a cigar-smoking bon vivant whose wealth renders him out of touch with the people.
14
He is a true bon vivant, and does not appear to take himself or his work too seriously.
15
He had thought of him as an intellectual, who was also a bon vivant and interested in Neapolitan life.
16
His intimacy and friendship for Jan Steen, that excellent painter and bon vivant, seems to have led him into much inconvenience.