sweetener in Irish
sweetener in Irish is milseoir — sweetener means a substance, often artificial, used to make food or drink taste sweet.
sweetener in Irish
milseoir
Something added to food to sweeten its taste, especially an artificial substitute for sugar.
What does "sweetener" mean?
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noun A substance, often artificial, used to make food or drink taste sweet.
"He uses a sugar-free sweetener in his coffee."
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noun An extra incentive added to make a deal more appealing.
"The salary bump was a sweetener to convince her to relocate."
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sweetener in a sentence
- He uses a sugar-free sweetener in his coffee.
- The salary bump was a sweetener to convince her to relocate.
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What is "sweetener" in Irish?
"sweetener" in Irish is milseoir. sweetener means: A substance, often artificial, used to make food or drink taste sweet.
How do you use "sweetener" in a sentence?
Example: "He uses a sugar-free sweetener in his coffee." In Irish, "sweetener" is milseoir.
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