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sentimentality

/ˌsen.tɪ.menˈtæl.ə.ti/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa a qualidade de ser sentimental, ou seja, a tendência a expressar ou valorizar emoções de forma excessiva, exagerada ou artificial, muitas vezes com nostalgia ou afeto piegas.

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noun

/ˌsen.tɪ.menˈtæl.ə.ti/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa a qualidade de ser sentimental, ou seja, a tendência a expressar ou valorizar emoções de forma excessiva, exagerada ou artificial, muitas vezes com nostalgia ou afeto piegas.

A noun referring to an excessive or affected display of emotion, often in a mawkish or overly nostalgic manner.

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  1. Excessive emotional displayC1formal

    The quality of being overly emotional in a way that seems exaggerated or insincere.

    ptSentimentalismo

    • The movie was criticized for its cheap sentimentality.
    • His speech was full of sentimentality, making it hard to take seriously.
    • She dismissed the poem as mere sentimentality.

    Sinônimosbathosgushmawkishnessmelodramamushinessschmaltzsentimentalismsloppiness

    Antônimosapathycallousnesscynicismdetachmentstoicism

  2. Affected or exaggerated emotionC1formal

    An exaggerated or artificial expression of feeling, often for effect.

    ptSentimentalismo

    • The novel's sentimentality felt forced and unnatural.
    • He expressed his love with a sentimentality that seemed out of character.
    • The artist avoided sentimentality in his stark portrayal of poverty.

    Sinônimosbathosgushmawkishnessmushschmaltzsentimentalismslush

    Antônimoscynicismpragmatismrealismstoicism

Formas
  • sentimentalities plural form
  • sentimentalities' possessive plural form
  • sentimentality's possessive singular form
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