Relating to or characterized by ageusia; describing a condition of taste loss or a person experiencing loss of taste.
From ageusia plus the adjectival suffix '-ic,' following standard medical terminology patterns. This adjective form was developed to describe conditions or individuals affected by taste loss.
While ageusic is the proper medical adjective, you'll rarely hear it in casual speech—doctors might use it in clinical notes, but patients usually just say they 'can't taste anything.'
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