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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a sweet wave" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a pleasant or enjoyable experience, often in a metaphorical sense, such as a feeling or emotion that washes over someone.
Example: "As I listened to the soothing music, I felt a sweet wave of tranquility enveloping me."
Alternatives: "a gentle wave" or "a lovely wave".
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They described the difficulty of resisting the lure of looking at their phone followed by a sweet wave of relief after successfully ignoring it.
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What a sweet way to ride the wave of Darwinian Evolution.
Most were ridable only at high tide, but some were little keyholes, slots between dry reef — sweet waves hiding in plain sight, essentially windproof.
You will remeber them dancing along to popular songs or their sweet waves as floats pass by during the sardine-packed parades.
A sweet water.
A sweet caramel tang waves through the dining room.
I don't think I could take such a sweet piece of kit below the waves unless they made one waterproof to begin with.
But from the opening dresses, in the soft sea blue with a wave of frills undulating from one sleeveless shoulder, the collection was bathed in a sweet tranquility.
Set to a sweet score by the experimental musician Serdar Ateser, the hotel seems to be inhabited by ghosts, each waving to the street below before disappearing again.
A sweet, passionate ballad.
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