effusively বা কপটভাবে মানসিক

schmaltzy's Usage Examples:

The compilation's contents vary "from English brass bands, schmaltzy dance music and yodelling, to early rock ‘n' roll and traditional music.

favorable, saying in his review of the album, "His weakness for overwrought, schmaltzy pop ballads rears its head on second single 'God Gave Me You,' which sounds.

of the word Jubilee has nothing to do with a wedding anniversary or a schmaltzy Las Vegas show.

examples of public art in the UK, and later referred to as a "terrible, schmaltzy, sentimental piece of kitsch" by Tim Marlow of the Royal Academy of Arts.

cynics in Ireland, who accused it of being yet another bland ballad with schmaltzy lyrics.

AllMusic described this song, along with the title song, as "crafty/schmaltzy ballads".

The Guardian critic Sophie Martelli described the film as a "schmaltzy yet charming coming-of-age story.

then the orchestration (not to mention the material) turns surprisingly schmaltzy, but for the most part this shouted melee of song collection is a riot.

SIMPLE SYRUP In his schmaltzy new novel, Albom ladles out more cloying sentiment Truman, Cheryl (November.

The journalist Jane O'Grady called the work "disappointingly schmaltzy" in The Guardian.

"Swinging" music of the era is also considered "lounge" and consisted of a schmaltzy continuation of the swing jazz era of the 1930s and 1940s, but with more.

brilliantly concise guitar solos" as well as a complex horn chart and "schmaltzy" L.

Bloggerhythms said in 2011 that the song's "centerpiece was an almost schmaltzy spoken passage in the middle that was very much not the kind of thing.

[is a] contextless collection of schmaltzy, Sydney soap song[s]".

raised some eyebrows, with The Washington Post describing the movie as a "schmaltzy island fantasy", and the Film Journal calling it a "clichéd number".

Jon O'Brien from AllMusic found the ballad schmaltzy and wrote that it is the "type of gloopy sub-Disney ballad you'd have.

based on 137 reviews and the sites consensus reads: "A wholesome but schmaltzy movie.

Wind" (here, Philip Bailey did "Where Have All the Flowers Gone") to the schmaltzy, string-filled pop that spelled legitimacy to Motown.

schmaltzy's Meaning':

effusively or insincerely emotional

Synonyms:

kitschy; sentimental; bathetic; emotional; hokey; soupy; mawkish; maudlin; drippy; slushy; mushy; schmalzy; soppy;

Antonyms:

unemotional; tough; unmoved; passionless; unemotionality;