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Meanings of saccharine in English

Overly sweet.

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Usage of saccharine in English
1
The mix of high political sentiment and saccharine karaoke numbers was irresistible.
Altered carbon
2
The film was about racial and ethnic prejudice, but a saccharine version.
News.com.au
3
A little saccharine from the Lord of cool, the prince of dishevelment.
The Irish Times
4
His saccharine tone was just about making Lucy sick to her stomach.
Bake sale murder
5
The heart of the maguey is saccharine and rich in nutriment.
Arizona Sketches
6
It was a saccharine performance of the schmaltzy pop-soul number Love on Top.
The Irish Times
7
The white hickory you know, yields the purest and sweetest of saccharine juices.
Letters of a Traveller; Or, Notes of Things Seen in Europe and A...
8
The measurements of nasal peak flow meter and saccharine clearance time are repeated.
Pubmed
9
He had brought an envelope full of Victory Coffee and some saccharine tablets.
Nineteen Eighty-Four (1984)
10
By leaving off sugar and replacing it by saccharine our correspondent gains nothing.
The Healthy Life, Vol. V, Nos. 24-28 / The Independent Health Ma...
11
Summer wiggled her fingers and spoke in the same saccharine voice.
Flash and Bones
12
Sweet, this album sure is - like a double-dose of saccharine.
The Irish Times
13
She was about to turn away when Melissa gave Spencer a saccharine smile.
Pretty Little Secrets
14
But even Denman's tone could be saccharine when it came to the WI.
The Guardian
15
Not the fairy-tale brand of love, saccharine and schmaltzy, but the enduring kind.
Shadow fall
16
Don't be fooled by the saccharine emoticons and the pretty colors.
Wired
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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