sugared
- adjective
- /ˈsʌɡərd/
- 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.
- No one needs to drink a sugared sports drink.
- I saw a TikTok of drinking one sugared beverage a day.
- 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.
Examples
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No one needs to drink a sugared sports drink.
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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.
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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.
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Sugared almonds?
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This one is intention by fluid sweet, Mandarin Lotus, warm amber, and sugared Moss.
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The dessert was topped with sugared strawberries, making it even more delicious.
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For breakfast, she enjoyed her pancakes with a side of sugared fruit.
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He prefers his tea with sugared lemons for a sweeter taste.
Synonyms
Having a taste like sugar, as in candy
Tasting very sweet because it has a lot of sugar
Covered in sugar so it lasts longer, like fruit or nuts
Has sugar on the outside to make it sweet and not sticky
Made to taste sweet by adding sugar or honey
Tasting like sugar or honey
Fruits kept in sugar with a hard shiny coating
Antonyms
How Sweet
Surface Forms
Morphology
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.