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Definition of corny - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
- The movie's plot was so corny that we could predict every twist..
2.
- His corny love letters made her cringe.
3.
- Wearing socks with sandals is so corny.
Expressions with corny
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joke that is unoriginal and not funny
He told a corny joke that made everyone groan.
Origin of corny
English, corn (grain) + y (characterized by)
Terms with corny included in their meaning
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emotion
overly sentimental or corny, excessively emotional
pop culture
slang term for something cheesy or corny
sentimentality
in a way that is overly sentimental or corny
sentimentality
quality of being overly sentimental or corny
humor
overly sentimental or corny in a fun way
corny
something overly sentimental or clichéd
informal
made overly sentimental or corny
style
overly cheesy or corny in style
emotion
overly sentimental or corny
Examples of corny in a sentence
The speech was filled with corny clichés. The movie's corny dialogue made everyone laugh. She rolled her eyes at his corny jokes. His jokes were too corny for the audience. That old movie is considered corny now.
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- French:ringard, gnangnan, ...
- German:abgedroschen, kitschig, ...
- Italian:scontato, melenso, ...
- Spanish:cursi, sentimental, ...
- Portuguese:piroso, piegas, ...
- Chinese:老套, 老套的, ...
- Japanese:陳腐な, 感傷的な, ...
- Arabic:مُبْتَذَل, ساذج, ...
- Hebrew:בָּנָאלִי, קִיטְשִׁי, ...
- Russian:избитый, слащавый, ...
- Ukrainian:банальний, сентиментальний, ...
- Hindi:घिसा-पिटा, घिसापिटा, ...
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