Synonyms for sweetened
sweet·ened

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1. sugared, sweetened, sweet, sweet-flavoredadjective

   with sweetening added

   Synonyms:
   odorous, angelic, fresh, sweet-smelling, sugared, cherubic, honeyed, seraphic, sweet-scented, mellifluous, unfermented, dulcet, sweet, odoriferous, gratifying, perfumed, angelical, sweet-flavored, scented, mellisonant

   Antonyms:
   nonsweet, sugarless

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1. List of paraphrases for "sweetened":

   sweet, blew, flavoured, sugary, sugared, watered-down

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1. Lisa Drayer:

   We've seen an increase in risk of heart disease, stroke, and diabetes, simply by consuming just one to two sugar-sweetened beverages each day.

2. Nita Forouhi:

   The case for avoiding sugar-sweetened beverages is compelling, choice of beverage clearly matters.

3. Heather Snyder:

   We know that sugary and artificially sweetened beverages are not great for us. This study adds strength to that, and also says they may not be great for your brain, specifically, there are alternatives -- things we can all do everyday to keep our brains and our bodies as healthy as we can as we age.

4. Barry Popkin:

   There has not been a big enough change in sugar-sweetened beverages and refined carbohydrates and fast foods, and there has not been an increase in the healthy foods, we have slightly cut our calories [ but ] we still consume over half our calories from the wrong foods.

5. Melina Jampolis:

   I was disappointed to see the school's rejections of alternative options, such as offering more white milk than sweetened to make white milk appear to be the more normal choice, due to the potential for slightly increased labor in restocking sweetened (chocolate) milk more frequently, i hope that research continues in this area and I agree with the authors' suggestion that both school and federal policies and guidelines may need to change in order to have a significant effect.