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1 noun∎ it has a savour of garlic il y a un petit goût d'ail(b) (interest, charm) saveur f;∎ life had lost its savour for him il avait perdu toute joie de vivre(taste) goûter (à), déguster; (enjoy → food, experience, one's freedom) savourer;∎ he savoured the memory of his triumph il savourait le souvenir de son succès triomphal∎ to savour of sth sentir qch;∎ it savours of heresy cela sent l'hérésie
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