Definition Synonyms
Definition of treacly - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
emotionRare excessively sweet or sentimentalRare
- The movie's treacly dialogue made it hard to take seriously..
2.
like treacleRare resembling or characteristic of treacleRare
- The dessert had a treacly texture that was quite pleasing..
Origin of treacly
Old English, treacle (antidote)
Examples of treacly in a sentence
The novel's treacly ending was too predictable. The sauce had a treacly consistency that coated the spoon. His voice took on a treacly tone when he spoke to her.
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- French:mielleux, visqueux, ...
- German:süßlich, sirupartig, ...
- Italian:sdolcinato, stucchevole, ...
- Spanish:empalagoso, ...
- Portuguese:sentimental, pegajoso, ...
- Chinese:过于感伤的, 像糖浆一样的, ...
- Japanese:甘ったるい, ねばねばした, ...
- Arabic:مُتَصَنَّع, دِبْسِي, ...
- Hebrew:סֶנְטִימֶנְטָלִי מִדַּי, סִירוּפִּי, ...
- Russian:слащавый, липкий, ...
- Ukrainian:надмірно сентиментальний, липкий, ...
- Hindi:अत्यधिक भावुक, चिपचिपा, ...
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