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mushy

/ˈmʌʃ.i/

Traducción: Describe algo blando y pastoso, o excesivamente sentimental y empalagoso.

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adjective

/ˈmʌʃ.i/B2formalculinary
  • esDescribe algo blando y pastoso, o excesivamente sentimental y empalagoso.

Describes something that is soft and pulpy, or overly sentimental.

  1. Soft and pulpy consistencyA2informal

    Having a soft, thick, and often wet texture, similar to mush.

    esblando y pastoso

    • The overcooked vegetables turned into a mushy mess.
    • The bananas were too mushy to eat raw, so she made bread.
    • After the rain, the ground became mushy and difficult to walk on.

    Sinónimosdoughypastypulpyslushysoftspongysquashysquishytenderyielding

    Antónimoscrispfirmhardsolid

  2. Overly sentimentalB2informal

    Expressing or showing emotion in a way that is exaggerated or insincere.

    esSentimentaloide

    • He sent her a mushy love letter full of clichés.
    • The movie was so mushy that I couldn't take it seriously.
    • She rolled her eyes at his mushy speech during the anniversary dinner.

    Sinónimosgooeygushymaudlinmawkishsaccharinesappyschmaltzysentimentalslushysyrupy

    Antónimoscalloushardheartedstoictoughunemotionalunsentimental

Formas
  • mushier comparative form
  • mushiest superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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