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sentimental

/ˌsen.tɪˈmen.təl/

Tradução: Descreve uma pessoa ou coisa que é influenciada por ou que expressa sentimentos ternos, nostálgicos ou românticos. Pode também se referir a algo que demonstra emoção de forma exagerada ou piegas.

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adjective

/ˌsen.tɪˈmen.təl/B2formal
  • ptDescreve uma pessoa ou coisa que é influenciada por ou que expressa sentimentos ternos, nostálgicos ou românticos. Pode também se referir a algo que demonstra emoção de forma exagerada ou piegas.

Describes a person or thing that is influenced by or expresses tender, nostalgic, or romantic feelings.

  1. Emotionally attachedB2formal

    Characterized by or showing tender, nostalgic, or romantic feelings, often in a gentle or heartfelt way.

    ptSentimental

    • She kept the old photograph for sentimental reasons.
    • He became sentimental when talking about his childhood home.
    • The movie had a sentimental ending that made everyone cry.

    Sinônimosemotionalmushynostalgicromanticsappysoppytearfultendertouching

    Antônimoscallouscoldheartedhardheartedunemotionalunsentimental

  2. Overly emotional or insincereC1informal

    Expressing emotions in an exaggerated, superficial, or affected manner, often lacking genuine depth.

    ptSentimental

    • His speech was too sentimental for the occasion, almost like a soap opera.
    • She rolled her eyes at his sentimental flattery.
    • The advertisement used sentimental music to manipulate viewers.

    Sinônimoscloyingmaudlinmawkishmelodramaticmushysaccharineschmaltzysloppyslushysoppysyrupytheatrical

    Antônimoscallouscynicalhardheartedpragmaticstoicunemotionalunsentimental

Formas
  • more sentimental comparative form
  • most sentimental superlative form
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