honeyed
/ˈhʌn.id/Word connections
adjective
/ˈhʌn.id/Описывает слова или звуки, которые являются сладкими, успокаивающими или льстивыми, часто таким образом, который может казаться неискренним.
Describe palabras o sonidos que son dulces, calmantes o aduladores, a menudo de un modo que puede parecer poco sincero.
Se dit de paroles ou de sons doux, apaisants ou flatteurs, souvent de manière qui peut sembler peu sincère.
Beschreibt Worte oder Stimmen, die süß, beruhigend oder schmeichelnd klingen, oft auf eine Weise, die unaufrichtig wirken kann.
Descreve palavras, voz ou sons que são doces, suaves e agradáveis, muitas vezes de forma exagerada ou bajuladora, podendo soar pouco sinceros.
形容言辞或声音甜美、令人安慰或谄媚,常常显得不真诚。
يصف الكلام أو الصوت أو الأسلوب الذي يبدو عذبًا سلسًا مستلطفًا، وقد يكون مبالغًا في التملق أو الرياء بحيث يثير الشك في صدقه.
Describes words or sounds that are sweet, soothing, or flattering, often in a way that may seem insincere.
C1formal
Pleasantly sweet or flattering in tone or manner, often excessively so.
Сладкий или льстивый
meloso, almibarado
Mielleux
Süß oder schmeichelnd
Doce ou bajulador
甜言蜜语的
حلو أو متملق
- She spoke in honeyed tones to calm the angry customer.
- His honeyed words were meant to win her trust.
- The politician's honeyed promises were soon forgotten.
Synonymsbutteryflatteringglibingratiatingsaccharinesilkensmoothsugarysweet
Antonymsacerbicbluntcausticcuttingharshinsinceresarcasticsharp
Tasting of honeyB2formal
Having the flavor or sweetness of honey.
Медовый
Que sabe a miel
qui a le goût du miel
honigsüß
Melado
蜂蜜味的
عَسَليّ
- The tea had a honeyed sweetness from the added syrup.
- The honeyed wine was served at the banquet.
- She enjoyed the honeyed taste of the ripe figs.
- more honeyed comparative form
- most honeyed superlative form
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