Definition
Definition of douce - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
mild temperamentDated UK gentle and quiet in natureDated UK
- Her douce demeanor made her well-liked by her peers.
2.
subdued styleDated UK sober or sedate in appearanceDated UK
- He preferred a douce suit for the formal event.
3.
emotionRare UK sweet or pleasant in an obsolete senseRare UK
- The douce melody filled the ancient hall.
Origin of douce
French, douce (sweet) + -e (feminine ending)
Examples of douce in a sentence
The cat's douce nature made it a perfect pet. She wore a douce dress to the evening gala. The room was decorated in a douce manner for the ceremony. Her voice was douce and comforting. The garden had a douce atmosphere.
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- French:paisible, sobre, ...
- German:sanft, lieblich, ...
- Italian:mite, sobrio, ...
- Spanish:suave, moderado, ...
- Portuguese:gentil, discreto, ...
- Chinese:温柔, 朴素, ...
- Japanese:穏やかな, 控えめな, ...
- Arabic:لَطِيف, رصين, ...
- Hebrew:רַךְ, מְאֻפָּק, ...
- Russian:спокойная, скромный, ...
- Ukrainian:м'яка, скромний, ...
- Hindi:मृदुभाषी, सादा, ...
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