fulsomely

• Adverbe signifiant « de manière excessivement flatteuse ou enthousiaste », souvent avec une connotation d'insincérité ou d'éloge exagéré. Il peut aussi évoquer l'abondance ou l'excès dans l'expression.

An adverb meaning 'in an excessively flattering or effusive manner,' often implying insincerity or over-the-top praise. It can also carry a sense of abundance or excess in expression.

1. Excessively or insincerelyC1formal

   In a way that is overly flattering or complimentary, often to the point of being insincere.

   de manière excessive ou insincère

   • He fulsomely praised the manager in hopes of a promotion.
   • The critic fulsomely described the film as a masterpiece.
   • She fulsomely thanked everyone, though her gratitude seemed exaggerated.

   Synonymeseffusivelyexcessivelyextravagantlygushinglyimmoderatelyobsequiouslyunctuously

   Antonymesgenuinelyhonestlysincerelystraightforwardly

2. Abundantly or copiouslyC1formal

   In a generous or plentiful manner, often referring to praise or expression.

   de manière abondante

   • The author was fulsomely celebrated at the literary festival.
   • The speech was fulsomely filled with compliments for the retiring professor.
   • The review fulsomely detailed every positive aspect of the performance.

   Synonymesabundantlyamplybountifullycopiouslyeffusivelygenerouslylavishlyprofusely

   Antonymesscantilysparingly