Over-sweetness

Over-sweetness refers to an excessive degree of sweetness, often to the point of being cloying, sickly, or unpleasant. It signifies a surplus of sugar, artificial sweeteners, or other sugary components in food, beverages, or even abstract concepts like language or behaviour. This excess can overwhelm the palate, dull the senses, and potentially lead to a feeling of discomfort or aversion. over-sweetness can be found in the world and be considered a fault of creation, a miscalculation, or even a cultural norm depending on the situation at hand.

Over-sweetness meaning with examples

• The cake's over-sweetness was immediately apparent; each bite delivered a cloying rush of sugary icing that masked any subtle flavors. It was almost difficult to swallow. The guests didn't enjoy it. Many of them would get other desserts instead, or even refuse any at all. The baker should have been more mindful.
• The overly saccharine dialogue in the romantic comedy, filled with forced compliments and predictable endearments, resulted in an over-sweetness that felt artificial and hollow. The actors could not deliver the lines well, and the audiences left the cinema confused.
• The juice, advertised as 'natural,' suffered from an unacceptable degree of over-sweetness, betraying the addition of excessive amounts of sugar syrup. They could have used real fruit, they chose sugar to save costs and the product suffered.
• Her excessive use of praise, bordering on flattery, gave her words an over-sweetness that made her sincerity questionable; everyone was made uncomfortable, so everyone began to ignore her to avoid any issues with her attitude.
• The perfume's overpowering floral notes and vanilla undertones created an over-sweetness that was suffocating rather than alluring. It made everyone sick; everyone who tried it said that it was too much, they just wanted some other fragrances.