Besides, you needn't be so fulsome to Diana; it isn't good for her.

He would promise anything, with expressions of loyal emotion so fulsome and insincere as to be insulting.

She hadn't seen him in a long time, but she didn't remember his ever being so fulsome in his flattery before.

We went on to the other inn, and then I heard him praise it so fulsome as the very wife did blush.

-[Not so fulsome as some of the terms used a year later when Napoleon was made Emperor.

So fulsome, yet so captious too, to tell you much it grieves me, That though your flattery makes me sick, your peevishness relieves me.