Simple past tense and past participle of savour.(verb)
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Use "savoured" in a sentence
"Others objected rather to his manner than to his matter; the title savoured of levity, and an art-critic writing on theology was supposed to be wandering out of his province."
"Presently: "Fool!" he whispered, but the word savoured more of pitying tenderness than of scorn."
"Perhaps on second thoughts, Sir Thomas felt that the phrase savoured of that presumption which is supposed to provoke the wrath of Nemesis; and at any rate, he, of all men, is the last to be taken too literally at his word."