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Definition of sweet - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
tastetasting like sugar
- The cake was sweet and delicious.
2.
personalityhaving a kind and gentle nature
- She is a sweet and caring friend.
3.
informalUS very pleasing or agreeableUS
- That's a sweet deal you got there!
4.
senseshaving a pleasant smell
- The sweet aroma of roses filled the room.
5.
musichaving a pleasant sound
- The sweet melody calmed everyone.
6.
winehaving a high sugar content
- This sweet wine pairs well with dessert.
7.
romanticromantically fond of someone
- He's sweet on his new neighbor.
8.
air or waterDated fresh and cleanDated
- The mountain air was sweet and refreshing.
Noun
1.
candyUS confection made from sugarUS
- She offered me a sweet from the jar.
2.
term of endearmentaffectionate term for someone loved or cherished
- Don't worry, sweet, everything will be alright..
3.
cookingUK food eaten for dessertUK
- We had a delicious sweet after dinner.
Adverb
1.
pleasantlyin a pleasant or gentle way
- She smiled sweet at the compliment.
2.
mannerin a pleasantly sugary way
- She smiled sweet at the compliment..
Images of sweet
confection made from sugar
Expressions with sweet
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extremely good or very enjoyable
That concert was sweet as!
agreement that is very beneficial
He got a sweet deal on his new car.
used to show surprise, shock, frustration or annoyance
Sweet Jesus, I can’t believe we missed the train!
having a romantic interest in someone
He's sweet on his new neighbor.
place where one feels comfortable and at ease
After a long trip, it's nice to be back to home sweet home.
extremely sugary or sweet
The dessert was as sweet as honey, almost too much to eat.
enjoy eating sweet-tasting foods
If you have a sweet tooth, you'll love this candy shop.
efficiently brief in duration and pleasant
The meeting was short and sweet, lasting only 10 minutes.
used to show shock, anger or disbelief
Sweet mother of God! I can't believe that just happened.
kind or thoughtful in a pleasing way
It was sweet of him to help me with my homework.
person who uses flattering words to persuade or influence others
He is such a sweet talker, always getting his way.
strong liking for sweet foods
She has a sweet tooth and loves desserts.
spend a long time doing something on purpose
He took his sweet time getting ready.
optimal place for a desirable effect
The sweet spot of the speaker gives the best sound.
treat someone well to keep their goodwill or avoid trouble
He tried to keep his boss sweet before asking for time off.
maintain a pleasant attitude to avoid conflict
She tried to keep sweet during the argument.
whispered affectionate words
He murmured sweet nothings into her ear during the dance.
unique manner of doing things independently
She always does things in her own sweet way.
feeling happy after getting back at someone
After winning the game, he said, 'Revenge is sweet.'
extremely sugary or sentimental in a way that feels unpleasant
Her sickeningly sweet smile made everyone uncomfortable.
extremely pleasing, enjoyable, or excellent in every way
The plan worked sweet as a nut!
extremely pleasant or kind in nature
She is sweet as pie to everyone she meets.
shows strong surprise or shock about something unexpected
Sweet mother of jesus, what happened here!
romantic or affectionate words meant to charm someone
He whispered sweet nothings into her ear.
Origin of sweet
Old English, swete (sweet)
Terms with sweet included in their meaning
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fruits
elongated yellow fruit with sweet soft flesh
confectionery
sweet food made with sugar or sweeteners
treat
single piece of sweet confectionery
food
sweet food from roasted cocoa beans
confectionery
small sweet covered with chocolate
food
sweet course served at the end of a meal
food
sweet substance made by bees from nectar
food
sweet spread made from fruit and sugar
fruit
round sweet citrus fruit with a tough skin
sweetener
sweet crystalline food ingredient from cane or beet plants
beverages
sweet carbonated drink with kola nut flavor
food
large sweet fruit with smooth skin and juicy flesh
food
large round fruit with sweet juicy flesh
fruit
sweet fruit with a rounded bottom and narrowing top
sweetheart
kind sweet or lovable person
sweet course
fruits or nuts served after a meal
sweet
candy flavored with mint
produce
sweet, crunchy capsicum fruit used as a vegetable
flavor
having the taste derived from a sweet tropical bean
food vegetable
sweet, mild fruit eaten as a hollow, colorful vegetable
cookie
small flat sweet baked good
fruit
large sweet fruit with spiky shell and fibrous core
food
sweet dessert with custard-like texture
food
small flat baked sweet treat
Examples of sweet in a sentence
Her sweet smile brightened the room. His sweet demeanor won everyone's hearts. The sweet child comforted her friend. The cake has a sweet flavor that everyone loves. The sweet scent of jasmine lingered in the air. Her perfume had a sweet, floral fragrance.
The sweet harmony filled the room. Her voice was sweet and soothing. The sweet aroma of the wine was inviting. A sweet aftertaste lingered on the palate. Maya has been sweet on Leo for months. Are you still sweet on your old classmate? The sweet water quenched our thirst. We enjoyed the sweet breeze by the lake. Children love to buy sweets after school. The shop sells a variety of sweets. Goodnight, sweet, see you tomorrow. Thank you, sweet, for your help. The children chose a sweet from the dessert tray. Would you like a sweet with your coffee? The baby cooed sweet as she fell asleep. He spoke sweet to calm the frightened child. The child thanked her sweet for the gift. He spoke sweet to calm her down.
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- French:sucré, bonbon, ...
- German:süß, Süßigkeit, ...
- Italian:dolce, caramella, ...
- Spanish:dulce, golosina, ...
- Portuguese:doce, rebuçado, ...
- Chinese:甜, 糖果, ...
- Japanese:甘い, キャンディー, ...
- Arabic:حُلْو, حلوى, ...
- Hebrew:מָתוֹק, סוּכַּרִיָּה, ...
- Russian:сладкий, конфета, ...
- Ukrainian:солодкий, цукерка, ...
- Hindi:मीठा, मिठाई, ...
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