sweetness

IPA: swˈitnʌs

The condition of being sweet (all senses).
A pleasant disposition; kindness.
The quality of giving pleasure to the mind or senses, pleasantness, agreeableness.
(informal) Term of address for one's sweetheart.

Examples of "sweetness" in Sentences

The sweetness is due to the sugar syrup they are soaked in.
The finished sauce has a nice tang to it and a good amount of sweetness from the cranberry sauce.
The first couple of sips reveal a malty taste with a decent amount of the sweetness from the nose returning.
But sweetness is what makes it dessert instead of a pleasant side dish, so sugar is really a key ingredient.
"It's similar in sweetness to what you'll find from the high-volume producers, but we think it's much crisper and carries more structure."
III. ii.25 (69,1) tun'd too sharp in sweetness] -- and _too sharp in sweetness_,] So the folio and all modern editions; but the quarto more accurately,
Their sweetness is like the sweetness of bread, and to have discovered this palatableness in this neglected nut, the whole world is to me the sweeter for it.
Nonconformists in walking staunchly by the best light they have, and desire to take no whit from it, we seek to add to this what we call sweetness and light, and develope their full humanity more perfectly; and to seek this is certainly not to be the enemy of the
To get rid of one's ignorance, to see things as they are, and by seeing them as they are to see them in their beauty, is the simple and attractive ideal which Hellenism holds out before human nature; and from the simplicity and charm of this ideal, Hellenism, and human life in the hands of Hellenism, is invested with a kind of aërial ease, clearness, and radiancy; they are full of what we call sweetness and light.