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Fulsome

Definition

(formal, literary) Excessively or insincerely flattering; overly lavish or effusive in praise. Often used to convey that someone's words or actions are not genuinely meant or are overly elaborate.

Example Sentences

1The politician's fulsome apology to the public was met with widespread skepticism.
2Is it possible to offer genuine praise without it sounding fulsome or insincere?
3The company's fulsome advertising campaign was criticized for being overly aggressive and misleading.
4Avoid using fulsome language in your academic writing; instead, focus on clear and concise argumentation.
5There is a fine line between expressing gratitude and offering fulsome flattery; be mindful of this distinction in your professional interactions.

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