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>You are retarded. You looked at the dictionary entry for THE WRONG WORD, and
I never did that. You are conflating my laziness to recorrect the US auto-fill to change savory to savoury every time. Other than in passing as a point of reference I am always talking about the flavour profile of savoury. That's what this is all about. If I knew posting an image with more than one word definition would confound you so much I wouldn't have, that's my bad for giving you the benefit of the doubt.
Regardless, the definitions for savoury abd umami are both there clearly. If you actually pay attention to both you will see they describe very different things. Yes many savoury foods are umami, that has never been the point in question. The point is that savoury is a very specific word and a huge array of heavily umami foods are not savoury in any way.
What's most notable about the months long campaign you have waged trying to say the two words are synonymous is that as has been pointed out many times there are a number of words in English that do come close. Meaty, nutty, creamy, rich and luscious are all not perfect but far closer to what umami means than what the word savoury is used for. That you cling to savoury and mention it over and over and over and over month after month, thread after thread is what convinces me you are at least not very familiar with English as a language if you are human, but far more likely all these responses are bot replies by an algorithm that can't learn.
Either way, you are wrong. Savoury is and always will be, a severly lacking attempt to find an English word you can use in place of umami which triggers you for whatever reason.
