Synonym: dulcify, dulcorate, edulcorate. Similar words: semisweet, sweep, detente, pretending, pretentious, pretentiousness, wee, weep. Meaning: ['swɪːtn] 
v. 1. make sweeter in taste 2. make sweeter, more pleasant, or more agreeable.
v. 1. make sweeter in taste 2. make sweeter, more pleasant, or more agreeable. 
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1. The small courtesies sweeten life; the greater ennoble it. 
2. Sweeten to taste with honey or brown sugar.
3. Sweeten the mixture with a little honey.
4. Do you like to sweeten your coffee?
5. Sours sweeten under certain conditions.
6. He can sweeten the ordinary things.
7. To sweeten your oral cavity, you can have a piece of chewing gum.
8. Sweeten dishes sparingly with honey[http://sentencedict.com/sweeten.html], or con-centrated apple or pear juice.
9. If you sweeten him up he'll do the work for you.
10. The fall in inflation did little to sweeten news of massive job losses.
11. The Australians fry their bananas and sweeten them with honey.
12. I think you should try to sweeten him up before you ask him for the loan.
13. I'll sweeten her up a bit by inviting her to the party.
14. Mattel Inc. is expected to sweeten its offer.
15. Add just enough sugar to sweeten the fruit slightly.
16. Sweeten to taste with the artificial sweetener.
17. Sprinkle sugar onto the cooked fruit to sweeten it.
18. I never sweeten my tea.
19. A delivery of butter pecan or Neapolitan might sweeten the deal.
20. Special offers sweeten the pot for those who wish to depart.
21. Stir a little honey in to sweeten when ready to eat.
22. They tried to sweeten the pill. b. They tried to sugar the medicine. 34a.
23. They sweeten the spring air of the Great Plains and the Northwest.
24. To sweeten the pill, the government will try to boost the flagging economy in various ways.
25. Probably honey was used originally to sweeten the apples instead of sugar.
26. And sweeten the romance of love.
27. The pears will sweeten as they ripen.
28. We need to sweeten up this tea.
29. Children sweeten labors; but they make misfortunes more bitter.
30. Children sweeten labours; but they make misfortunes more bitter.
More similar words: semisweet, sweep, detente, pretending, pretentious, pretentiousness, wee, weep, weed, week, swell, swear, sweat, weed out, answer, weekly, as well, sheet, meet, see to, seethe, feet, sweater, weekend, between, fleet, greet, may as well, answer for, as well as.