Definition
Definition of cornily - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
- He spoke cornily about his childhood memories.
- The greeting card thanked her cornily with rhymes and glitter.
- He apologized cornily, using clichés that sounded rehearsed.
Origin of cornily
English, corny (trite) + -ly (manner)
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- French:de façon mièvre, ...
- German:kitschig, ...
- Italian:sdolcinatamente, ...
- Spanish:de manera cursi, ...
- Portuguese:de forma piegas, ...
- Chinese:煽情地, ...
- Japanese:陳腐に, ...
- Arabic:بابتذال, ...
- Hebrew:בְּצוּרָה קִיטְשִׁית, ...
- Russian:слащаво, ...
- Ukrainian:банально, ...
- Hindi:घिसा-पिटा ढंग से, ...
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