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sugared

sugared

1 1.0
With sugar added to make it sweet
  • adjective
  • /ˈsʌɡərd/
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  • 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
611 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
9 3.0

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

means sugar was added but does not imply preservation or coating
sugar-coated
vssugared
3 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
sweetened
vssugared
1.8

Made to taste sweet by adding sugar or honey

is the identical idea expressed using the other term
sweet-flavored
vssugared
2.8

Tasting like sugar or honey

focuses on sweetness produced specifically by adding sugar or sweetener
crystallized
vssugared
  • US
5.1

Fruits kept in sugar with a hard shiny coating

means sugar was added without requiring crystal formation or that texture

Antonyms

81 1.0

Having a sharp, unpleasant taste that is not sweet

7 3.0

Does not contain added sugar

How Sweet

candied
9 3.0
glazed
1 3.4
sugared
1 1.0
unsweetened
7 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.