Meanings of jaded palate in English

Nothing to rave over, nothing to stimulate a jaded palate.

A time of innocent delights which came sweet to the jaded palate of the King.

Nor had banks of shale adapted to the making of a perfect brick appealed to its jaded palate.

The jaded palate needs stronger stimulants.

But for me, the southwest has some of the best-value wines to perk up the most jaded palate.

Such self-restraint gives double sweetness to enjoyments, which, when partaken of more freely, pall on the jaded palate.

The jaded palate of the Anglo-Celtic race pined for something hot, with a touch of fresh spice in it.

He would tickle his jaded palate with respectability, and try for a change the companionship of a good woman.

The unexpected adds to the ancient lure of curiosity the touch of tartness that gives life to a jaded palate.

But the story told by his parents was quite extraordinary, even to the jaded palate of the clinic professor and his assistants.

Maître le Borgne recognized the importance of catering more to the jaded palate than to the palate in normal condition; hence, his popularity.

A case of "blue ling and chips, please, easy on the vinegar", is no longer the pipe-dream of a jaded palate.

His duty is to tickle his masters jaded palate with spiritual treacle seasoned with Jamaica ginger, to cook up sensations as antidotes for ennui.

The book-stall and the circulating library supply the novel and the cheap magazine to give smack to the jaded palate that cannot relish good literature.

Just the thing to tempt the jaded palates of Nightside aesthetes.

There's a new sensation for our jaded palates!