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Meanings of different flavour in English

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Usage of different flavour in English
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Add a handful of fresh parsley and mint for a different flavour.
The South African
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Whether we like it or not, Christmas will have a very different flavour this year.
The Irish Times
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It would just bring a different flavour to it.
BBC
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Miranda will bring a very different flavour to it.
The Guardian
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Instead of lemon juice, we used homemade nettle cordial, which gave a very different flavour.
The Irish Times
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Experiment with thyme or tarragon in the base of the soup for different flavour profiles.
The Guardian
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It is original, to say the least, and adds a whole different flavour to the gameplay.
The Irish Times
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Golan sensed the blossoming of the man's power -a far different flavour from the foreign 'Warrens'.
Blood and Bone
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This is a mixed-flower crop, with a different flavour from the dense sweetness of the high-summer crop.
The great lover
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When preparing oven-baked chicken pieces you can play around with different flavour combinations to keep it interesting.
The South African
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The main difference is that witblits can be made from grapes giving it a different flavour to mampoer.
The South African
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Corn bread is so versatile that you can experiment with different flavour combinations every time you bake it.
The South African
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Each book has its different flavour.
The Guardian
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The loan men have been significant contributors on and off the field, adding a different flavour to the environment.
Radio NZ
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Playing with different flavour combinations is key to keep this salad exciting and refreshing each time you prepare it.
The South African
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With the likes of Martin Storey and Tom Dempsey retired, this is a Wexford team with a different flavour.
The Irish Times
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