The coffee was hot and bitter, but I liked it.

Meaning: This sentence describes a person's preference for coffee despite its bitterness, expressing their personal taste.

Choice of Words: Coffee is a drink that is made from the seeds of the coffee plant. Hot means something has a high temperature, often referring to liquids. Bitter means something tastes unpleasant or harsh. But is a conjunction that connects two contrasting clauses. Liked means to find something enjoyable or pleasant.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

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• The coffee cup was too hot to hold.
• The barista carefully pours the hot coffee.
• Hot coffee.
• He knew it was impossible, but he couldn't help but dream.
• Chocolate tastes bitter without sugar.
• Vegetables taste quite bitter.