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Meanings of bathetic in English
Synonyms
Examples for "sentimental"
Examples for "sentimental"
1
The morning breeze is to the strong the moonlight of the sentimental.
2
The defense of reputation has two aspects: the practical and the sentimental.
3
But it's not a fluffy, cute or sentimental story, quite the contrary.
4
No; it was not a sentimental story-itwas the old sea-fight again.
5
Businesses were not sentimental just because there was a ceasefire, she said.
1
However, it did seem to bring him out of his maudlin humour.
2
She sighed, aware that the drink had sent her into self-pitying maudlin.
3
There shall be permitted no maudlin sentiment of pity in this undertaking.
4
They stopped at the gate to bid each other a maudlin farewell.
5
Until you chuck that maudlin bunch of slush and scenery at us.
1
They had mushy undertones but they were good movies with defined intentions.
2
The splinters were gone from it now; it was growing soft, mushy.
3
And don't get all mushy on me-notthat that's likely to happen.
4
No matter how mushy Custer sounded, she wanted to finish the interview.
5
Just don't tell Dave that, he already thinks I'm way too mushy.
1
Road surfaces are very slushy, the Southland District Council advised this morning.
2
The voice that came over the ship channel was slushy and drugged.
3
Technology turned those sounds into taps on slushy snow or hard ice.
4
Myrrima crept along the edge of the wood, walking in slushy snow.
5
The next step I took filled my hiking boots with slushy ooze.
1
His head was a soupy mess, and it was hard to focus.
2
Chasing her down would be no great task, given her current soupy condition.
3
A young male voice, cranked tense with chemicals, floated across the soupy water.
4
You want this chowder to be soupy but not too thin.
5
A faint but welcome breeze stirred like a ladle through the soupy fog.
1
He wrote her a mawkish letter; read it; and tore it up.
2
Given the pair's songwriting proclivities, one might have expected something unspeakably mawkish.
3
Now here's where the case gets both real interesting and real mawkish.
4
Cue that dreadful, mawkish Saturday Night Live Hallelujah thing with Kate McKinnon.
5
A mawkish regard for delicacy might have kept this disclosure to yourself.
1
Unchaperoned, though, recent seasons have subsided into a swamp of hokey backslapping.
2
It's just hokey atmospherics, of course, but it sends a message.
3
Without being hokey, it makes me feel hopeful about the future of humanity.
4
Really hokey, but really scary and weird at the same time.
5
That would be a lot less derivative and just as much hokey fun.
1
Expect a lot of soppy loved up tunes from here on in.
2
And she would certainly not get soppy about a marriage like theirs.
3
My cotton just became soppy and I was ever so much heavier!
4
I hadn't meant to get all soppy like this today anyway.
5
Humane liberalism is at the soppy, shameful heart of this indefensible seal hunt.
1
Granted, June and Harry start off so drippy their scenes require damp-proofing.
2
Can drippy Rebecca lift those feet that seem nailed to the stage?
3
She nodded and wiped at her drippy nose with a clean handkerchief.
4
Gone is the great, jazzy theme, criminally replaced by some drippy electro pap.
5
And a queer creature in drippy white came crawling out of-
1
Yes, the clothes and music of the 1980s might seem kitschy now.
2
I've never seen Fengdu as anything but a cheap, kitschy tourist trap.
3
The kitschy culture and fickle habits that infested your forever-adolescent America.
4
In the beginning, it was a kitschy trifle, a grassroots kind of thing.
5
They're cute, a little kitschy, and actually still kind of inspiring.
1
It's the middle finger to every schmaltzy prom film you've ever seen.
2
It was a saccharine performance of the schmaltzy pop-soul number Love on Top.
3
Not the fairy-tale brand of love, saccharine and schmaltzy, but the enduring kind.
4
I'm not being schmaltzy here, or maybe I am, but I'm also being sincere.
5
I feel like kids' movies are now always animation or schmaltzy or PG13 superhero films.
Usage of bathetic in English
1
A face that could carry extremes of emotion and not look bathetic.
2
But he puts it simply; not as an exercise in the quasi-philosophical bathetic.
3
To Jude's eye the effect of such efforts was always bathetic.
4
Other than the bathetic speech-making, there's virtually no drama in this misbegotten hokum.
5
All faces turned to him with a kind of bathetic wonderment.
6
Previous generations used to laugh at some of Wordsworth's simplest things, seeing them as bathetic.
7
I am sure the Master-Musician is too great an artist to allow a bathetic anti-climax.'
8
Even the newspapers caught the bathetic tone.
9
Indeed to the bathetic, if you like.
10
And it gets worse, a bathetic bit of recipe seemingly concocted by someone who knows nothing about real holomorphy.
11
Its head bobbed frantically from side to side, but despite its terror, it could only emit a bathetic cooing.
12
Towards the end, a dramatic effusion of My Way is a bathetic cop out from the sad and sordid reality.
13
The man spoke earnestly, but a third person and extraneous hearer could hardly avoid being struck by the bathetic conclusion.
14
An eventual suggestion that Mary Bay represents the spirit of American womanhood seems sentimental at best and bathetic at worst.
15
It sounded so bathetic.
16
Dooku's elegant farce has degenerated into bathetic melodrama, and not one shed tear will mark the passing of its hero.
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