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treacly
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trea·cly  (trkl)
adj.
Cloyingly sweet or sentimental.
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Adj.1.treacly - overly sweettreacly - overly sweet                        
sweet - having or denoting the characteristic taste of sugar
Translations
treacly [ˈtriːklɪ] ADJ (= like treacle) → parecido a melaza; (= covered in treacle) → cubierto de melaza
treacly
adj (+er) (lit)sirupartig; (fig) voicehonig- or zuckersüß; song, sentimentschmalzig
treacly [ˈtriːklɪ] adj (substance) → sciropposo/a (fig) (voice) → melato/a


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But despite this tremendous adjectival expansion it still retains, beneath layer after layer of the treacliest sentiment, its original substantive meaning of the house in which one lives.
That Ormsby dotes on apparently unpromising objects such as lice trails, slag chunks, and his nose invites the critic to apply that treacliest, most prevalent of cliches: "the extraordinary found in the ordinary," some breathless version of which accounts for at least half the blurbs these days.
 
 
 
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