sugared
/'ʃugəd/
Học thuậtThân thiện
Definition
- Adjective:
- With sweetening added: Describes something that has had sugar or another sweet substance added to it.
- Coated or covered with sugar: Describes something that has been sprinkled or covered with a layer of sugar.
Examples of Usage
- Adjective:
- I prefer sugared almonds to the plain ones. (I like almonds with sugar added/coating them more than the unsweetened ones.)
- The recipe calls for sugared cranberries as a garnish. (The recipe requires cranberries that have been coated with sugar for decoration.)
- She drinks her coffee sugared. (She drinks her coffee with sugar added to it.)
Advanced Usage
- "Sugared words": A figurative use describing speech or language that is overly flattering or insincere, as if made sweet to be more palatable.
- I don't trust his sugared promises. (I am skeptical of his flattering and insincere promises.)
Variants and Related Words
- Sugar (noun/verb): The sweet crystalline substance; to sweeten or coat with sugar.
- He will sugar the berries. (He will add sugar to the berries.)
- Unsugared (adjective): Without added sugar.
- Unsugared tea is better for your health. (Tea without added sugar is healthier.)
Synonyms
- Sweetened: Having had a sweet substance added.
- Candied: Preserved or coated with sugar (often used for fruit).
- Glazed: Coated with a thin, sweet icing.
Related Phrases
- To sugarcoat something: To make something unpleasant seem more attractive or acceptable.
- He tried to sugarcoat the bad news. (He attempted to make the bad news seem less harsh.)
Adjective
- with sweetening added