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mawkish

/ˈmɔː.kɪʃ/

Traducción: Describe algo excesivamente sentimental o emocional de una manera empalagosa, cursi o poco sincera.

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adjective

/ˈmɔː.kɪʃ/C2formal
  • esDescribe algo excesivamente sentimental o emocional de una manera empalagosa, cursi o poco sincera.

Describes something that is excessively sentimental or emotional in a weak, sickly, or insincere way.

  1. Overly sentimentalC1formal

    Expressing emotion in an exaggerated way that seems false or cloying.

    escursi, sentimentaloide

    • The film's mawkish ending made many viewers roll their eyes.
    • He delivered a mawkish speech that failed to move the audience.
    • Her mawkish poetry was filled with forced sentimentality.
    • I find those pity commercials too mawkish to watch.

    Sinónimoscloyinggushingmaudlinmushysaccharineschmaltzysentimentalslushysoppysyrupy

    Antónimosmatter-of-factpragmaticrealisticrestrainedunsentimental

  2. Weakly sentimentalC1formal

    Characterized by sickly or insipid emotion, lacking genuine depth.

    esCursi, sensiblero

    • The novel's mawkish prose ruined the tragic plot.
    • He avoids mawkish birthday cards in favor of humorous ones.
    • The song was so mawkish that it felt like a parody of love ballads.
    • Critics dismissed the painting as a mawkish attempt at nostalgia.

    Sinónimosbathoscloyingcornyemotionalgushinggushyhokeylachrymosemaudlinoveremotionalsaccharineschmaltzysentimentalsicklyslushysoppytwee

    Antónimoshardheadedmatter-of-factpracticalrealisticstoictough-mindedunemotionalunsentimental

Formas
  • more mawkish comparative form
  • most mawkish superlative form
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