fulsome
/ˈfʊl.səm/adjective
C2formalcommon/ˈfʊl.səm/An adjective describing excessive or insincere praise or flattery, often to the point of being offensive or distasteful.
ruПрилагательное, описывающее чрезмерную или неискреннюю похвалу или лесть, часто доходящую до оскорбительности или неприятности.esAdjetivo que describe una alabanza o halago excesivo, exagerado o poco sincero, a menudo hasta el punto de resultar ofensivo o desagradable.frAdjectif décrivant un éloge ou une flatterie excessifs ou peu sincères, souvent au point d'être déplaisants ou offensants, ou un style de discours trop ampoulé.deAdjektiv, das eine übertriebene oder unaufrichtige Lobeshymne oder Schmeichelei beschreibt, die oft bis zur Beleidigung oder Unannehmlichkeit reicht.ptAdjetivo que descreve elogio ou bajulação excessiva ou insincera, frequentemente a ponto de ser ofensiva ou desagradável.zh形容过分或不真诚的赞扬或恭维,常常令人反感甚至侮辱。arصفة تصف الثناء أو الإطراء المفرط أو غير الصادق، وغالبًا ما يصل إلى حد الإساءة أو الإثارة للاشمئزاز.
- Excessively flattering C1 formal
Complimentary or flattering to an excessive or insincere degree.
- The critic's fulsome praise of the mediocre film seemed dishonest.
- He gave a fulsome speech thanking his boss for every minor achievement.
- Her fulsome compliments made everyone feel uncomfortable.
ruЧрезмерно льстивыйesAdulación excesivafrExcessivement flatteurdeÜbertrieben schmeichlerischptExcessivamente bajuladorzh过度恭维的arمُتَمَلِّق بإفراط
Sinónimos: adulatoryfawningingratiatingobsequiousoilysycophanticunctuous
Antónimos: minimalistrestrainedsparingunderstated
- Abundant or generous C1 formal
Large in amount or quantity; abundant.
- The meal was a fulsome feast with many courses.
- They received fulsome support from the community during the crisis.
- The garden produced a fulsome harvest of vegetables.
ruОбильныйesabundante, generosofrAbondant ou généreuxdeReichlichptAbundantezh丰富的arوفير
Sinónimos: abundantamplebountifulcopiousgenerousplenteousprofuse
- more fulsome comparative form
- most fulsome superlative form