accloy Antonyms
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Meaning of accloy
Webster
accloy (v. t.)
To fill to satiety; to stuff full; to clog; to overload; to burden. See Cloy.
accloy Sentence Examples
- The sweetness of the dessert accloyed their palates, leaving them yearning for something savory.
- She avoided consuming too much sugar, fearing it would accloy her taste for healthier foods.
- The chef skillfully balanced the flavors to ensure the dish did not accloy the diners' senses.
- Overindulgence in rich and decadent treats can easily accloy one's enjoyment of desserts.
- The confectionery's offerings were so sugary that they threatened to accloy even the sweetest tooth.
- To prevent the sauce from accloying the pasta, the chef added a hint of acidity to balance the flavors.
- A well-crafted cocktail should delight the senses without accloying the drinker with excessive sweetness.
- The patisserie's specialty was a cake that managed to be indulgent without accloying the palate.
- It's essential for a menu to offer diverse flavors to avoid accloying the patrons' taste buds.
- The artisan chocolatier prided themselves on creating chocolates that were rich and satisfying without accloying the customer.
FAQs About the word accloy
To fill to satiety; to stuff full; to clog; to overload; to burden. See Cloy.
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The sweetness of the dessert accloyed their palates, leaving them yearning for something savory.
She avoided consuming too much sugar, fearing it would accloy her taste for healthier foods.
The chef skillfully balanced the flavors to ensure the dish did not accloy the diners' senses.
Overindulgence in rich and decadent treats can easily accloy one's enjoyment of desserts.
