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dulcet

1 of 1adjective
/ˈdʌlsɪt/
Forms:more dulcet,most dulcet
1

sweet, soothing, and pleasant to the ear

  • The singer's dulcet voice filled the room, captivating the audience.
  • The wind chimes produced a dulcet melody as they swayed in the breeze.
  • The piano played a series of dulcet notes, creating a serene atmosphere.
  • The bird's song was a dulcet symphony, echoing through the peaceful morning.
  • The harp's dulcet harmonies accompanied the bride's entrance at the wedding.
Synonyms:
consonantgoldensmoothmellifluousmelodiouseuphonioushoneyedmellisonantsweetmelodicharmoniousmusicaltuneful
2

sweet, soothing, or appealing to the senses

  • The gentle, dulcet hues of the sunset painted the sky with soft pastel colors.
  • She exuded a dulcet warmth in her demeanor, making everyone feel welcomed and appreciated.
  • The dulcet aroma of freshly baked cookies wafted through the kitchen, enticing everyone to indulge.
  • His dulcet touch was like a soothing balm, easing away tension and stress.
  • The garden was a sanctuary of dulcet beauty, with delicate flowers blooming in vibrant colors.