ENGLISH DICTIONARY

Dulcity

Definition, Meaning & Examples

Part of speech noun

Quick meaning: Dulcity is a noun meaning (literary) Sweetness (literal and figurative).

Meaning

(literary) Sweetness (literal and figurative).

Example Sentences

Wherefore then doth mi ſo miſerabl wretched Soul reſent, relliſh, feel the dulcitie, Suavitie, ſweetneſs of Thour præſence?
Within our soules shall thy semblance live / To teach us love, compassion, and felicity; / For He whom to thee your life did give / Hath recalled thee to this heavenly dulcity.
And amongſt other fruits as Orenges (which are ſweet, ſucculent and daintie) of ſo pleaſant a taſte and relliſh, that they affect the eater wonderfully offering the rinde with no leſſe pleaſure then the iuice, both which ſeeme to haue dulcitie and Acrimony mixt together[…]
But when natural heat begins to domineer in the very matter, and the watry matter mixed with the terrene hath attained to maturity, then the auſterity evinced and expelled, dulcity succeeds in the same matter; and ſo auſtere Fruits after mutation become ſweet, which mutation is not of the matter, but quality.

Related Words

Related dictionary entries include dulceness, dulciness, dulcour, sweet, sweetfulness, sweetishness.

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