sugarcoated (Meaning)

sugarcoated

to coat with sugar, to make superficially attractive or palatable, to coat with or as if with sugar

The politician's speech was sugarcoated with promises that he had no intention of keeping.
The salesperson sugarcoated the product's flaws, making it seem more appealing than it actually was.
The news report was sugarcoated to avoid causing alarm among the public.
The teacher sugarcoated the student's poor performance, giving them undeserved praise.
The movie trailer was sugarcoated with exciting scenes that did not accurately represent the film's content.
The compliment was sugarcoated with sarcasm, making it backhanded and hurtful.
The contract was sugarcoated with tempting bonuses that were unlikely to be paid out.
The job description was sugarcoated to entice applicants, but the reality was far less glamorous.
The proposal was sugarcoated with words of encouragement, but it concealed a hidden agenda.
The apology was sugarcoated with regret, but it lacked sincerity and accountability.

to coat with sugar, to make superficially attractive or palatable, to coat with or as if with sugar

sugary,sentimental, saccharine, sticky, sloppy, cloying, spooney, slushy, gooey, mawkish

cynical,unsentimental, unvarnished, unadulterated,hardheaded, hard-boiled, antisentimental,hard-edged

The politician's speech was sugarcoated with promises that he had no intention of keeping.

The salesperson sugarcoated the product's flaws, making it seem more appealing than it actually was.

The news report was sugarcoated to avoid causing alarm among the public.

The teacher sugarcoated the student's poor performance, giving them undeserved praise.