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saccharine

[sak-er-in, -uh-reen, -uh-rahyn] / ˈsæk ər ɪn, -əˌrin, -əˌraɪn /


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So are saccharine dishes like the cranberry orange relish that Michael Donnelly-Boylen sweetened with long pours of sugar into a food processor.

From The Wall Street Journal

The judges also remark that her decision to use vanilla salt is befuddling and off-putting, adding an overtly saccharine note to an other savory dish.

From Salon

“People are quite fragile at the moment. Advertisers don’t want to be too saccharine or too clever but are trying to find that right tone.”

From New York Times

Nor is it enough to make the second half, a more saccharine melodrama about “second chances” between estranged family members, any less cheesy.

From Washington Post

“Together Together” tells the sweet but never saccharine story of two not-quite-misfits.

From Washington Post