treacle

• Sustantivo con dos sentidos principales: un jarabe de melaza claro usado en repostería, y textos o música excesivamente empalagosos y sentimentales.

A noun with two primary meanings: a pale cane syrup used in cooking, and writing or music that is excessively sweet and sentimental.

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1. Pale cane syrupB1formalbritish

   A thick, sweet syrup made from refined sugar cane, often used in baking and desserts.

   Miel de caña

   • She drizzled treacle over the pudding.
   • The recipe calls for a tablespoon of treacle.
   • Treacle is a common ingredient in British gingerbread.

   Sinónimosgolden syrup

2. Excessively sentimental writing or musicC1informalbritish

   Writing, music, or other creative works that are overly sweet, sentimental, or emotional.

   Sentimentalismo empalagoso

   • The film was full of romantic treacle.
   • His poetry is just sentimental treacle.
   • The song's lyrics are pure treacle, but people love it.

   Sinónimoscornmawkishnessmushsaccharinityschmaltzsentimentalityslopslush

   Antónimosausterityrealismrestraint