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Definitions
Sweet; nice; pleasant.
Word origin
From Middle English douce, from Old French dolz, dous, Middle French doux, douce, from Latin dulcis (“sweet”). Doublet of dolce, doux, and dulce.
Used in a sentence
“Beyond the bed stood the woman. Dark and pale, aged about twenty-one . . . his mother, Mary de Bohun. Death had stolen none of her douce beauty and sweetness.”
“The sun broke through the cloods, and the douce song o’ a laverock filled me wi’ gledness.”
“The bookseller, douce man, had seen too many eccentric customers to be shocked by the vehemence of his questioner.”
Source: Wiktionary, CC BY-SA 4.0
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