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1. Mawkishly synonyms, Mawkishly pronunciation, Mawkishly translation, English dictionary definition of Mawkishly
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2. / ˈmɔː.kɪʃ.li / in an awkward or silly way of showing emotion or love: A story that could be Mawkishly sentimental is instead treated with delicacy and restraint
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3. The book's Mawkishly sad closing lines
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4. Definition of Mawkishly in the Definitions.net dictionary
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5. What does Mawkishly mean? Information and translations of Mawkishly in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.
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6. What does Mawkishly mean? In a mawkish manner
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7. Context example: the violinist played that piece Mawkishly
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8. Mawkishly definition in English dictionary, Mawkishly meaning, synonyms, see also 'mawkish',mawkishness',mannishly',mawkin'
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9. ‘He croons the words Mawkishly, holding the mike close to his mouth, keeping a straight face.’ ‘Firstly, it makes the film look like a pile of Mawkishly sentimental schlock - which it's not.’ ‘Sure, he was fervently patriotic, Mawkishly sentimental and often ludicrous.’
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10. Mawkishly (comparative more Mawkishly, superlative most Mawkishly) In a mawkish manner.
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11. Mawkishly 'Mawkishly' is a 9 letter word starting with M and ending with Y Synonyms, crossword answers and other related words for Mawkishly
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12. We hope that the following list of synonyms for the word Mawkishly will help you to finish your crossword today.
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13. Mawkishly pronunciation - How to properly say Mawkishly
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14. Even in circumstances that many of us would find utterly overwhelming, Hunt celebrated what remained available to him, sometimes Mawkishly, but more often in the gritty realization that giving into despair helps no one
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15. Salon Dec 24, 2018 Farther up the beach, I weep Mawkishly …
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16. Synonyms for Mawkishly include sentimentally, cornily, sloppily, soppily, cheesily, emotionally, mushily, schmaltzily, drippily and sicklily
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17. Plot exists to reveal the Mawkishly cute characters and situations (cute even in their occasional freakishness), but is otherwise so conventional as to be simply perfunctory.
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18. With Alfie and Kat away – the only reason they go on holiday is so that some time in the future Alfie can Mawkishly recall how they stood on a seafront somewhere and
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19. Though Mawkishly sentimental, the memoir, in Oberdeck's generous assessment, is redeemed by its attempt to define a sense of "cultural fellowship" beyond vaudeville's stereotypes of race, class, and gender (289, 291)
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20. From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English mawkish mawk‧ish / ˈmɔːkɪʃ $ ˈmɒː-/ adjective EMOTIONAL showing too much emotion in a way that is embarrassing SYN sentimental a mawkish love story — Mawkishly adverb — mawkishness noun [uncountable] Examples from the Corpus mawkish • He can combine tenderness and humour without
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22. Antonyms for Mawkishly include unsentimentally, calmly, coolly, drily, rationally, seriously and unemotionally
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24. We found 21 dictionaries with English definitions that include the word Mawkishly: Click on the first link on a line below to go directly to a page where "Mawkishly" is defined
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25. General (20 matching dictionaries) Mawkishly: Merriam-Webster.com [home, info]
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26. Crossword Clue The crossword clue Act Mawkishly with 7 letters was last seen on the January 01, 2012.We think the likely answer to this clue is SLOBBER.Below are all possible answers to this clue ordered by its rank
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27. {mawk maggot (from Old Norse maðkr) + ish1} –Mawkishly, adverb –mawkishness, noun
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29. Cordial Mawkishly sourly picked squirrel much rewrote returned reined dear unnecessary laggardly hawk cautious curtsied in and since zebra nightingale cowardly other a amidst vibrant wow eel much sewed irrespective the overtook.
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30. Johnny Nic: Don’t subject Andy Murray to Mawkishly undignified Wimbledon send-off
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31. That modesty prevents “The Railway Man” from turning Mawkishly sentimental once Lomax embraces the concept of forgiveness, and you can believe it’s possible.
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32. Crossword Clue The crossword clue Mawkishly sentimental with 5 letters was last seen on the July 24, 2016.We think the likely answer to this clue is CORNY.Below are all possible answers to this clue ordered by its rank
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33. That above impedance Mawkishly unsavory illustrious mysteriously hers that effortlessly
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34. Mawkishly - Dictionary definition and meaning for word Mawkishly
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MAWKISHLY [ˈmôkiSHlē]
Mawkish definition is - lacking flavor or having an unpleasant taste. How to use mawkish in a sentence. The Squirming Origins of mawkish. ... Mawke, in its turn, developed from the Old Norse word mathkr, which had the same meaning as its descendant.
The etymology of mawkish really opens up a can of worms-or, more properly, maggots. The mawk of mawkish derives from Middle English mawke, which means "maggot.". Mawke, in its turn, developed from the Old Norse word mathkr, which had the same meaning as its descendant.
adjective You can describe something as mawkish when you think it is sentimental and silly. falsely sentimental, esp in a weak or maudlin way nauseating or insipid in flavour, smell, etc having a sweet, weak, sickening taste; insipid or nauseating sentimental in a weak, insipid way, so as to be sickening
1. Excessively and objectionably sentimental. See Synonyms at sentimental. 2. Archaic Having a sickening taste. [From Middle English mawke, maggot, variant of magot; see maggot .] mawk′ish·ness n. American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition. Copyright © 2016 by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company.