Sugarcoat

The doctor's sugarcoat of the surgery didn't alleviate her anxiety.

The politician's sugarcoat of his policy didn't fool anyone.

His sugarcoat of the punishment didn't make it any less severe.

She couldn't handle the truth, so he had to sugarcoat his explanation.

Don't sugarcoat the feedback; I want to know what I need to improve.

His sugarcoat of his illness didn't ease her worries.

She used humor to sugarcoat the sad news of her friend's passing.

His sugarcoat of the consequences didn't stop her from taking the risk.

The teacher's sugarcoat of the exam difficulty was quickly dispelled by the students' poor scores.

Her sugarcoat of the breakup couldn't erase the hurt.

His sugarcoat of the situation didn't fool anyone; we all knew it was bad.

Her sugarcoat of the situation didn't change the fact that she was fired.

The carpenter will sugarcoat the wooden window frames to protect them from rain.

She tried to sugarcoat the criticism, but it still hurt his feelings.

The mechanic will sugarcoat the car's battery terminals to prevent corrosion.

She will sugarcoat the nails before hammering them in to prevent splitting the wood.

He needs to sugarcoat the iron gate to protect it from rust.

The politician tried to sugarcoat the scandal, but the media wasn't fooled.

The artist will sugarcoat the canvas with primer before painting.

The company had to sugarcoat the news of the layoffs to avoid panic.

The gardener will sugarcoat the tomato plant stems to deter ants.

The dentist will sugarcoat the teeth with fluoride to prevent decay.

The scientist will sugarcoat the nanoparticles to improve their stability in a solution.

The fisherman will sugarcoat the bait to attract more fish.

She needs to sugarcoat the cupcakes so they don't stick to the paper liners.

The coach didn't sugarcoat the team's poor performance during the post-game analysis.

The writer didn't want to sugarcoat the harsh reality of life in her novel.

I had to sugarcoat the bad news for my friend.

She had to sugarcoat her feelings about the gift to avoid hurting the giver's feelings.

The politician tried to sugarcoat his controversial remarks.

The mother tried to sugarcoat the news of the pet's death for her young child.

She didn't want to sugarcoat the fact that the company was going bankrupt.

The politician tried to put a sugarcoat on their controversial statement to make it more palatable.

The lollipop had a sugary sugarcoat that made it a favorite among children.

The cake had a thick layer of sugarcoat on top, making it taste even better.

The travel agent used a sugarcoat to entice customers to book a vacation package.

The bakery makes sugarcoat flowers to put on top of their cakes for decoration.

The donut was covered in a sugary sugarcoat, making it the perfect morning treat.

The teacher used a sugarcoat to get the students excited about learning a new topic.

The candy store sells various types of sugarcoat to put on top of ice cream.

The new CEO had to sugarcoat the bad news about layoffs to the employees.

The breakfast cereal had a sugary sugarcoat on the outside, making it a popular choice among children.

I don't like the taste of medicine, so my mom always puts sugarcoat on it.

The author used a sugarcoat to make the tragic ending of the story more bearable for the readers.

The news anchor used a sugarcoat to add some levity to the grim headlines.

The comedian used humor to sugarcoat their criticism of the current state of society.

The coach had to use a sugarcoat to motivate the team after a tough loss.

The children were excited to see the sugarcoat sprinkles on top of their cupcakes.

The advertisement used a lot of sugarcoat to make the product look more appealing.

The pill was bitter, so the pharmacist suggested coating it with sugarcoat to make it easier to swallow.