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Originally Posted by delacroix01
 I thought it was something related to eating since the characters are having a meal, but it turned out to be something else O_o I have to note this one right away. Thanks again masaegu. |
歯切れの良い/歯切れの悪い can mean "crisp/uncrisp", but the (un)crispness of a food item is not something one can 悟る. 悟る is a pretty big word meaning "to perceive (with a great amount of intelligence)".
These phrases are much more often used for their figurative meanings "articulate/ambiguous"