mawkishness v slovarju Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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mawkishness [brit. angl. ˈmɔːkɪʃnəs, am. angl. ˈmɔkɪʃnəs] SAM. slabš.

1. mawkishness (sentimentality):

mawkishness

mièvrerie ž. spol

2. mawkishness (insipidity):

mawkishness

fadeur ž. spol

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Those of you who have pets need no reminder of the ridiculous grief their deaths cause, and those who don't will find the mawkishness repellent.

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Instead, this is telenovela-style storytelling with predictable villains and far too much simpering mawkishness.

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His work, while remaining formal, avoided the mawkishness of the former and the attitudinising of the latter.

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Suggested synonyms for the word include not only sentimentalism, but mawkishness, maudlinism, melodramatics, mushiness -- a host of "m" words to make the whole idea quite unappealing.

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Her poems which have survived, however, appear to the modern reader as being too syrupy for comfort, too sentimental to the point of mawkishness, and utterly devoid of form.

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There is no mawkishness in his grief.

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It's a disorienting dose of mawkishness totally at odds with the spirit of anarchy that has prevailed so far.

www.smh.com.au

However, the family tree is occasionally confusing, mawkishness creeps in and the dialogue is thin.

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Respecting the mawkishness and simplicity of the old man, the young officer did not disturb the arrangement.

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He emphasizes that the style of the story must be admirably satiric, ironic to avoid any hint of mawkishness or self-pity.

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