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    Dulcísimo (en. Very sweet)

    /dulˈsisimo/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    Definition: Refers to something that has a very sweet taste.
    Example Sentence: This cake is very sweet; I have never tasted anything like it.
    Este pastel es dulcísimo, nunca he probado algo así.
    Definition: Used to describe a person or gesture that is very kind or affectionate.
    Example Sentence: Grandma is always very sweet with her grandchildren.
    La abuela siempre es dulcísima con sus nietos.
    Definition: Can refer to something that is very pleasant or attractive.
    Example Sentence: The band's new album is very sweet.
    El nuevo álbum de la banda es dulcísimo.

    Etymology

    Etymology/Origin: From Latin 'dulcissimus', superlative of 'dulcis', meaning sweet.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    Phrase: as sweet as sugar
    Meaning: Extremely sweet or pleasant.
    dulcísimo como el azúcar
    Phrase: very sweet smile
    Meaning: A smile that conveys tenderness or affection.
    sonrisa dulcísima

    Related Words

    Related Word: sweet
    Description: Having a pleasant taste to the palate, especially due to the presence of sugar.
    dulce
    Related Word: caramel
    Description: Confection made of sugar that can be hard or soft and usually has a sweet taste.
    caramelo

    Slang Meanings

    Slang Meaning: Used to describe something that is wonderful or charming.
    Example: That movie was very sweet; I loved it.
    Esa película fue dulcísima, me encantó.
    Slang Meaning: Describing a very tender relationship or moment.
    Example: The moment they said 'I love you' was very sweet.
    El momento en que se dijeron 'te amo' fue dulcísimo.