Honeyed example sentences
Related (10): sweet, sugary, syrupy, nectarous, luscious, pleasing, delightful, charming, alluring, seductive.
"Honeyed" Example Sentences
Common Phrases
- He spoke in a honeyed voice, trying to charm her.
- Her honeyed words full of flattery and false promises.
- His speech dripped with sweetness and honeyed promises that could never be kept.
- The honeyed notes of the singers filled the theatre.
- The salesman used his honeyed words to try and make the sale.
- The honeyed lies spilled effortlessly from her lips.
- His tone was honeyed but his intentions were poisonous.
- The honeyed words were nothing but a facade to cover his lustful desires.
- The honeyed words of flattery rang hollow.
- His words were honeyed, but his eyes were cold.
- The honeyed voice on the radio charmed listeners.
- He spoke in a honeyed tone meant to disarm and charm.
- The honeyed riddles fell from the oracle's lips.
- The politician's speech was filled with honeyed phrases promising much but delivering little.
- The poet's verses were filled with honeyed imagery and flowery language.
- The crooner's honeyed voice wooed the audience with its melodies.
- His honeyed songs spoke of love in all its forms.
- The honeyed fruit juices were sugary but tempting.
- Her story glided along with honeyed words and vivid descriptions.
- The singer's honeyed tones masked the darkness within the mournful song.
- The words of the prophet had a honeyed quality that was both soothing and beguiling.
- His voice was like honey, rich and smooth.
- The conman spun his tale in a honeyed cadence meant to seduce his mark.
- The politician issued his campaign promises with honeyed words.
- The critic's writing had a honeyed edge meant to mask his true feelings about the show.
- The orator's honeyed promises belied his true intentions.
- The compliment was delivered with a honeyed tone that only barely masked his condescension.
- The syrupy, honeyed tone of her speech irritated rather than charmed.
- His storytelling had a honeyed quality, smooth as honeyed mead.
- The magician's assistant spoke in a honeyed voice, drawing the audience in.
- The priest gave his sermon in a honeyed tenor that lulled his congregation into submission.
- The fairy tales had characters who spoke in honeyed tones meant to tempt and charm.
- The ambrosial nectar had a honeyed sweetness.
- The honeyed words had the opposite of their intended effect.
- The singer's high notes floated out in a honeyed symphony.
- Her words were pleasant and honeyed, but ultimately empty.
- The singer's voice was like melted honey, thick and sweetly resonant.
- The con artist used honeyed phrases to try and convince his victim.
- The poet wove phrases together in a honeyed cadence that flowed like warm honey.
- The djinn's wishes came with honeyed caveats meant to trick their recipients.
- His words were coated in a honeyed veneer meant to hide their true cruelty.
- The man spun stories in a honeyed tone that held his listeners spellbound.
- Her flattery was overly honeyed and transparently insincere.
- The politician's speech had a honeyed veneer that barely hid his self-serving agenda.
- The singer's voice was like rich honey poured over warm bread.
- The poet's verse had a melody like honey dripping from the comb.
- The maiden spoke in a honeyed voice meant to tempt the knight.
- The guide gave his tour in an overly honeyed tone that sounded ingratiating.
- The speech was filled with honeyed nothings that meant nothing in the end.
- The maiden's honeyed words were meant to charm and entrance her listener.
- Her compliments were so overly honeyed as to verge on the comical.
- His words had a honeyed tone that was both pleasing and manipulative.
- The syrupy sweet, overly honeyed tone of her words made them seem insincere.
- The promises were delivered in a honeyed tone meant to entice their audience.
- His voice was like honey running over velvet, sweetly rich and enticing.
- The siren's song had a honeyed melody that charmed sailors to their doom.
- The accolades were so overly honeyed as to seem mocking.
- The thief spun a honeyed yarn meant to distract his victim.
- The queen spoke in a honeyed voice that nonetheless held an edge of steel.
- His words dripped like honey, sweet and thick and cloying.