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Complete Definition of "dulcet"

English

Etymology
From the Latin dulce (sweet), See dulcimer

Adjective
dulcet

  1. Sweet, especially when describing voice or tones; melodious; harmonious
  2. Generally pleasing; soothing; agreeable
  3. Sweet to the taste (archaic)

Translations
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French: doux
German: wohlklingend
Ido: dulca
Spanish: dulce

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