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sugarcoating — noun Etymology: from gerund of sugarcoat 1. : the act or process of sugarcoating 2. : something that sugarcoats using fiction as a sugarcoating for their lectures Dial * * * /shoog euhr koh ting/ … Useful english dictionary
sugarcoating — v. coat with sugar; make something seem more appealing … English contemporary dictionary
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sugarcoat — (v.) also sugar coat, 1870, originally of medicine; figuratively, make more palatable, from 1910. Related: Sugarcoated; sugarcoating … Etymology dictionary
