Lustful condition or character; †delight, pleasurableness (obsolete); libidinousness.

Pleasantness to the mind or feelings; delightfulness.

The character or quality of being sweet; sweetness.

Innocence, goodness.

transferred and figurative uses, phrases, etc. figurative or in figurative context: Sweetness; also, sweet or honeyed words.

Pleasure-giving quality; pleasantness, charm. Now rare.

The quality of being agreeable (in various senses); esp. agreeableness of disposition, pleasantness.

Sweetness, pleasantness. Cf. douceur, n. 1.

The quality of being pleasurable; pleasingness, enjoyability.

The quality of being pleasant (in various senses).

Sweetness, gentleness; ease of temper.

The quality of being dulcet; sweetness, gentleness.

Pleasantness, cheerfulness; gaiety, pleasantry.

(un-, prefix1 affix 6.)

= acceptability, n.

figurative and in figurative contexts. Something pleasant, refined, gentle, conciliatory, or sentimental; pleasantness, gentleness…

The quality of being pleasing; pleasantness.

More generally: pleasant character or nature; pleasantness, agreeableness.

Pleasingness, pleasantness. Obsolete.

The quality of being accepted or acceptable; acceptability, agreeableness. Now rare.

Pleasurableness, agreeableness; plural delights, amenities. Now only as coloured by sense 4.

Pleasantness, agreeableness. Obsolete.

The quality of being pleasant to the senses or feelings; pleasantness, enjoyableness. With plural, an enjoyable or amusing circumstance.

Sweetness (literal and figurative).

The quality of being pleasing; pleasantness, pleasingness, delightfulness.

The quality or state of being agreeable, enjoyable, pleasing, or likeable; pleasantness.

The quality of pleasing; a disposition to please or gratify; pleasantness.

The quality of being acceptable.

Sweetness, gentleness; (with the) that which is pleasing or delightful. Usually contrasted with utile (and compare usefull in quot. 1654).

The quality of being agreeable or favourable. Obsolete.

The quality of being pleasurable.

Esp. with reference to a person or his or her behaviour: agreeableness, pleasantness; politeness, civility.

= dulceness, n.

The quality of being enjoyable.

The quality of being gemütlich; geniality; cosiness; cheerfulness.

sweetness and light, taken from Swift (see quot. 1704 at sense 1a(a) above) and used with æsthetic or moral reference; now usually in trivial…