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sugared

sugared

6 1.0
With sugar added to make it sweet
  • adjective
  • /ˈsʌɡərd/
: azucarado
  • So if you get rid of the, you know, soda, if you get rid of the sugared soda at the hospital, you're telling people something.
  • sugared pecans

No one needs to drink a sugared sports drink.

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Examples

  • No one needs to drink a sugared sports drink.

  • After seeing Sir Eccles' command, I just took a look at the bread I just bought to see how overly sugared it was.

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  • I saw a TikTok of drinking one sugared beverage a day.

  • Sugared drinks provide no feeling of satiety.

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  • So they, I know they sent the morning Maple and then they sent the sugared crust, I think.

  • Sugared almonds?

  • This one is intention by fluid sweet, Mandarin Lotus, warm amber, and sugared Moss.

  • The dessert was topped with sugared strawberries, making it even more delicious.

  • For breakfast, she enjoyed her pancakes with a side of sugared fruit.

  • He prefers his tea with sugared lemons for a sweeter taste.

Synonyms

sweet
vssugared
292 1.0

Having a taste like sugar, as in candy

limits the sweetness to cases where sugar or sweetener was added
sugary
vssugared
31 1.0

Tasting very sweet because it has a lot of sugar

specifies sweetness caused by adding sugar or sweetener rather than general taste
candied
vssugared
14 3.0

Covered in sugar so it lasts longer, like fruit or nuts

means sugar was added but does not imply preservation or coating
sweetened
vssugared
11 1.8

Made to taste sweet by adding sugar or honey

is the identical idea expressed using the other term
sugar-coated
vssugared
2 2.5

Has sugar on the outside to make it sweet and not sticky

refers to sugar being added overall rather than only as a coating
crystallized
vssugared
  • US
1 5.1

Fruits kept in sugar with a hard shiny coating

means sugar was added without requiring crystal formation or that texture
sweet-flavored
vssugared
1 2.8

Tasting like sugar or honey

focuses on sweetness produced specifically by adding sugar or sweetener

Antonyms

55 1.0

Having a sharp, unpleasant taste that is not sweet

8 3.0

Does not contain added sugar

How Sweet

candied
14 3.0
glazed
16 3.4
sugared
6 1.0
unsweetened
8 3.0

Surface Forms

sugared positive

Morphology

sugared = sugar (transparent) = sugar + ed

The word is a straightforward derivation from 'sugar' with the addition of the suffix '-ed' indicating the state of having sugar added.

Etymology

Sugared is just sugar plus -ed, meaning 'having sugar added'. Think of putting sugar on a doughnut or into coffee to make it 'sweet', which is why sugared means made sweet with sugar.