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mawkishness

/ˈmɔː.kɪʃ.nəs/

Traduction: Nom désignant une sentimentalité excessive ou affectée, souvent caractérisée par une émotion faible ou larmoyante, ou un caractère d'une douceur fade et écoeurante.

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noun

/ˈmɔː.kɪʃ.nəs/C2formal
  • frNom désignant une sentimentalité excessive ou affectée, souvent caractérisée par une émotion faible ou larmoyante, ou un caractère d'une douceur fade et écoeurante.

A noun denoting excessive or insincere sentimentality, often characterized by a weakly emotional or maudlin quality.

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  1. Insincere pathosC1formal

    The quality of being overly sentimental or emotional in a way that feels forced or untrue.

    frPathos forcé

    • The film's ending was ruined by mawkishness, with exaggerated tears and slow-motion embraces.
    • His speech was filled with mawkishness, trying to manipulate the audience's emotions rather than speaking honestly.
    • Critics dismissed the novel as pure mawkishness, lacking any real depth.

    Synonymesbathoscorngushhokummushsaccharinityschmaltzsentimentalismsentimentalityslush

    Antonymesauthenticitygenuinenesssincerity

  2. Falsely emotional sentimentalityC1informal

    An exaggerated, maudlin display of emotion that seems artificial or self-indulgent.

    frSentimentalité affectée

    • The eulogy was full of mawkishness, every line dripping with forced grief.
    • He rolled his eyes at the mawkishness of the greeting card verses.
    • The reality show thrives on mawkishness, exploiting contestants' tears for ratings.

    Synonymesbathoshokummushschmaltzsentimentalismsentimentalityslush

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