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[ UK /sˈʌkjʊləns/ ]
NOUN
  1. a juicy appetizingness

How To Use succulence In A Sentence

  • The grilled chicken had a wonderful flavour and succulence.
  • It's hard to do justice to the succulence of the pears in light frangipane sponge, encased in triumphant, well-fired, crunchy pastry.
  • Aspects of his style are indebted to Manet and Sickert, the former in the alla prima succulence of paint application, the latter in muted, at times almost murky, close tonality in the depiction of crowds.
  • Height and deciduousness decrease towards the south, while succulence, sclerophylly and spinescence increase; this is a pattern that closely mirrors the rainfall gradient of the area. Maputaland-Pondoland bushland and thickets
  • In this recipe we marry the strong flavours of olive oil and fresh rosemary with the succulence of the potato.
  • These are all on the menu in the main dining room, as are pastas -- our favorite is the tonnarelli with sharp pecorino and fresh pepper -- and generous "secondi" such as the veal chop, whose succulence restores our faith in this dish. Signs of Spring in New York
  • Marks & Spencer Nerello Mascalese, Belice Valley, Agrigento, Sicily £5.99, Marks & SpencerIf you're a fan of the sort of immediately appealing, youthful succulence you find in good beaujolais, you'll love this vibrant Sicilian red. The 20 best Christmas red wines
  • Some commercial rollmops are ­pickled in brutally acidic distilled vinegar, which obliterates their oily succulence and flavour. The Guardian World News
  • If celebrities were food, most would have been a five-course gourmet dinner, slaved over lovingly to the point of succulence, a cornucopia of flavours, some rich, some exotic, some spiced, some delicately subtle.
  • The grilled chicken had a wonderful flavour and succulence.
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