Sweet and Worthy

Sweet

Sweet adjective - Granted special treatment or attention.

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Worthy and sweet are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Worthy" instead an adjective "Sweet".

Worthy adjective - Having sufficient worth or merit to receive one's honor, esteem, or reward.

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Sweet and worthy are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Sweet" instead an adjective "Worthy".

Nearby Words: worthless, worth, worthiness, worthily, Worthing

nice	nice sweet	nice worthy
huge	huge sweet	huge worthy
little	little sweet	little worthy
main	main sweet	main worthy
Other adjectives: new, bizarre, mad.

Before being inducted, he is given a choice between a red lollipop, which is sweet and will make him forget, or the sour blue lollipop, which would allow him a chance to prove himself worthy.

Source: Red Pill, Blue Pill
So when she meets the sweet and pretty but slightly slow young Harriet, she decides that she will set her up with a husband worthy of her feminine charms.

Source: Literature / Emma
In Blood And Chocolate the sweet human boyfriend, Aiden, has a case of Fantastic Racism and does a FaceHeel Turn which leaves only the other Love Interest as a worthy pretendant for the heroine.

Source: Betty and Veronica Switch

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