dulcet
intermediateB2/ˈdʌlsɪt/ · dul-cet
Pleasant to the taste or sound; sweet.
Meanings
Pleasant to the taste or sound; sweet.
زبان یا آواز میں خوشگوار؛ میٹھا۔
میٹھا
meetha
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Common Collocations
- dulcet tones
- dulcet music
- dulcet voice
Example Sentences
The dulcet tones of the harp filled the room with tranquility.
ہarp کی میٹھی آواز نے کمرے کو سکون سے بھر دیا۔
Harp ki meethi aawaaz ne kamray ko sukoon se bhar diya.
She sang a dulcet melody that captivated everyone.
اس نے ایک میٹھی دھن گائی جو سب کو محسور کر گئی۔
Us ne aik meethi dhun gai jo sab ko mahsur kar gayi.
The dulcet sounds of nature made the hike more enjoyable.
قدرت کی میٹھی آوازوں نے پیدل سفر کو مزید لطف دیا۔
Qudrat ki meethi aawazon ne paidal safar ko mazeed lutf diya.
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💡 Memory Tip
Think of 'dulcet' as 'dull' being transformed into 'sweet' when something resonates beautifully.
Imagine a serene landscape where a sweet melody floats through the air.
✍️ Urdu Poetry
یاد ہے جب تم آ رہے تھے، گونجتے تھے میٹھے نغمے میرے دل میں
Yaad hai jab tum aa rahe the, ghoonjhte the meethe naghme mere dil mein
I remember when you were coming, sweet melodies echoed in my heart.
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🗣️ Urdu Proverb
میٹھے بول ہمیشہ دل جیتتے ہیں
Meethe bol hamesha dil jeet'te hain
Sweet words always win hearts.
📖 Etymology
Origin: Latin "dulcis" — sweet
First known use: 14th century
The word 'dulcet' originates from the Latin word 'dulcis' meaning 'sweet'. It found its way into Middle English in the late 14th century and has retained its connection to sweetness in sound.