Definition of "in good taste" [in good taste]

• Satisfying generally accepted social or esthetic standards (adjective)

WordNet. Princeton University. 2010.

• ""Well," decided the King, "I suppose my Magic Staff will produce the things you crave; if you are lacking in good taste it is not my fault.""
• "As we have been obliged to review accusations on Lady Byron founded on old Greek tragedy, so now we are forced to abridge a passage from a modern conversations-lexicon, that we may understand what sort of comparisons are deemed in good taste in a conservative English review, when speaking of ladies of rank in their graves."