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Definition of squishier - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
- The new pillow is squishier than the old one.
2.
- He became squishier after watching the touching movie.
Origin of squishier
English, squish (to crush) + -ier (comparative suffix)
Examples of squishier in a sentence
After the rain, the ground felt squishier underfoot. She felt squishier after reading the heartfelt letter. His squishier side came out during the emotional speech.
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- French:moelleux, plus sensible, ...
- German:weicher, emotionaler, ...
- Italian:più morbido, più sensibile, ...
- Spanish:más suave, más sensible, ...
- Portuguese:mais macio, mais emotivo, ...
- Chinese:更有弹性, 更感性, ...
- Japanese:柔らかい, もっと感傷的, ...
- Arabic:أكثر ليونة, أَكْثَر عَاطِفِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:סְפוֹגִי, רָגִישׁ יוֹתֵר, ...
- Russian:мягче, более сентиментальный, ...
- Ukrainian:м'якший, більш чутливий, ...
- Hindi:अधिक मुलायम, अधिक भावुक, ...
Definition of squishy - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
soft texturesoft and easily deformed when pressed
- The squishy pillow was very comfortable.
2.
- The movie's ending was unexpectedly squishy and touching..
3.
- The candidate was criticized for being squishy on key issues.
Origin of squishy
English, squish (to squeeze) + -y (characterized by)
Examples of squishy in a sentence
Her squishy slippers were perfect for winter. She always gets squishy when talking about her childhood. The book's squishy love scenes were too much for me. His squishy stance on taxes frustrated voters. The senator's squishy position made him unpopular.
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- French:mou, sentimental, ...
- German:weich, sentimental, ...
- Italian:morbido, sentimentale, ...
- Spanish:blanda, sentimental, ...
- Portuguese:fofo, sentimental, ...
- Chinese:柔软的, 感伤的, ...
- Japanese:ふわふわした, 感傷的, ...
- Arabic:طَرِيّ, عاطِفِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:רַךְ, סֶנְטִימֶנְטָלִי, ...
- Russian:мягкий, сентиментальный, ...
- Ukrainian:м'який, сентиментальний, ...
- Hindi:नरम, भावुक, ...
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