different between oversweet vs overswept
oversweet
English
Etymology
over- +? sweet
Adjective
oversweet (comparative more oversweet, superlative most oversweet)
- Too sweet; excessively sweet.
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overswept
English
Verb
overswept
- simple past tense and past participle of oversweep
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