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Discover LudwigThe phrase "no less sweet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is equally sweet or pleasant, often in comparison to something else.
Example: "The dessert was no less sweet than the one I had last week, making it a delightful treat."
Alternatives: "just as sweet" or "equally sweet."
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That the Dodgers' clubhouse was sparsely populated and their game against San Diego was nearly five hours later made it a strange time to celebrate, but no less sweet.
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But that did not make the Yankees' 9-7 victoverover the Mariners any less sweet.
Previously all polo necks and Bacharach & David, the eight years since their last album have seen their tastes move on a bit, the music now a little darker; no less tuneful, but definitely less sweet.
Maltitol is the next closest in sweetness to sucrose (20percentt less sweet) [ 24].
But the degree of sweetness differs; glucose is less sweet in comparison to sucrose, which is a disaccharide formed by the combination of fructose and glucose.
The rye cocktail was subtler, less sweet.
If you are in the mood to do a classy-gimlet playoff, this is the place — the Ninglet (sounds like a Winnie the Pooh character, and is made with Hendrick's gin, St.-Germain, lime) versus one made with Tanqueray No. 10 (the less sweet winner).
Much lighter and much less sweet.
The bill was a lot less sweet.
Both are noticeably less sweet that their contemporary counterparts.
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