adjective “sweet”
sweet, comparative sweeter, superlative sweetest
- having a sugar-like taste
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The candy was so sweet that it made my teeth hurt.
- smelling nice
The garden was filled with the sweet aroma of blooming roses.
- sounding pleasant
The sweet melody of the violin filled the room.
- of a nice and kind nature
The sweet old man always had a kind word for everyone.
- used to emphasize a statement
He took his sweet time finishing the project, even though the deadline was approaching.
interjection “sweet”
- (interjection) used to express happiness about something
You got tickets to the concert? Sweet!
noun “sweet”
singular sweet, plural sweets or uncountable
- (especially UK) a treat like candy that is made mostly of sugar
She gave each child a sweet as a treat after dinner.
- (especially UK) dessert
After dinner, the waiter brought us the sweet menu.
- (often following "my") someone you love or care about deeply
I missed you so much today, my sweet.