Acidulousness

Pronunciation: /ˈæsədˈjuˈɫoʊˈəsˈnɛs/

Acidulousness (noun)

  1. The quality of tasting slightly sour, like some fruits or drinks that are not strongly acidic.
  2. A sharp, slightly sour feeling or effect, often used to describe a person’s words or a style.

Examples

  • The sauce has acidulousness that wakes up the flavor.
  • I notice acidulousness in the drink after the first sip.