saccharine
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saccharine definition
sac·cha·rine (-rin′, -rīn′)
adjective
- of, having the nature of, containing, or producing sugar
- ☆ too sweet or syrupy a saccharine voice
noun
Related Forms:
- saccharinely sac′·cha·rine′ly adverb
- saccharinity sac′·cha·rin′·ity (-rin′ə tē) noun
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saccharine Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- sweetness: The fourth is all saccharine sweetness, no holds barred.
Modifying Another Word
- too: There is something too saccharine about the site for it too offer serious contribution to the field.
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