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What are the verb for sweet?

There isn't a single verb that directly translates to "sweet" in the way we use it to describe taste or feeling. However, depending on the context, you might use verbs like:

* Sweeten: This directly refers to making something sweeter, usually by adding sugar.

* Sugarcoat: This implies making something unpleasant sound more palatable.

* Charm: This refers to being appealing and attractive, often in a charming or delightful way.

* Savor: This implies enjoying something fully, often because it is sweet or pleasurable.

* Indulge: This refers to allowing oneself to enjoy something pleasurable, even if it's considered a little excessive.

You could also use "to have a sweet taste" or "to have a sweet flavor", but these are more descriptive phrases than verbs.

Ultimately, the best verb to use depends on the specific context of your sentence.

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