sweet
1 of 4adjective/swi:t/
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containing sugar or having a taste that is like sugar
A2- He likes the sweet taste of fresh strawberries.
- I like my coffee with some sweet cream.
- I prefer sweet popcorn over salty.
- She added a little honey to her tea to make it sweet.
- The fresh strawberries were naturally sweet and juicy.
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kind and pleasant in nature, often thoughtful and caring toward others
- She's such a sweet person, always going out of her way to help others.
- Everyone in the neighborhood loves him because he's so sweet and friendly.
- Her sweet personality makes her a joy to be around.
- It was sweet of him to remember her birthday and bring flowers.
- The sweet lady at the bakery always gives extra cookies to the kids.
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providing a sense of satisfaction or fulfillment
- Completing the marathon was a sweet achievement after months of training.
- It was sweet to see their efforts pay off with a successful event.
- The sweet taste of success was evident in their smiles.
- Hearing the crowd cheer was sweet validation for the performer.
- After years of hard work, getting promoted felt incredibly sweet.
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sounding pleasant and melodious
- The sweet sound of the violin filled the room with warmth.
- Her voice was so sweet that everyone stopped to listen.
- The sweet melody of the birds singing in the morning is my favorite wake-up call.
- He played a sweet tune on the piano that brought smiles to everyone's faces.
- The sweet harmony of the choir made the performance unforgettable.
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having a pleasant and delightful scent
- The sweet aroma of roses filled the garden.
- She wore a perfume with a sweet, floral scent.
- The kitchen was filled with the sweet smell of freshly baked cookies.
- After the rain, the air had a sweet, earthy fragrance.
- The sweet scent of jasmine lingered in the evening breeze.
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(of water) fresh and not salty
- The hikers were relieved to find a source of sweet water in the mountains.
- The sweet water from the spring was much better than the tap water.
- The village is known for its abundant supply of clean, sweet water.
- The river's sweet water is ideal for drinking and cooking.
- They installed a filter to ensure that their well provides only sweet water.
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fresh and not spoiled
- The chef preferred to use sweet milk in her recipes to ensure the best flavor.
- She always checks for sweet butter at the store to make sure it hasn't gone rancid.
- The farmer’s market is known for its sweet, freshly picked vegetables.
- He made sure the eggs were sweet before using them in the baking mix.
- The sweet bread was a hit at the gathering, thanks to its freshness and perfect texture.
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loved or cherished deeply
- She gave her sweet friend a heartfelt gift for her birthday.
- They named their new puppy after their sweet grandmother.
- The letter from her sweet cousin brought back fond memories of their childhood.
- The photo album was a sweet reminder of all the happy times they had shared together.
- The little notes he wrote to his sweet partner were filled with affection.