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fulsome
adjective as in sickening or excessive behavior
Example Sentences
The former president had fulsome praise for Elon Musk and went out of his way to invite him to the stage.
“I think what the SEC would tell you is that you as the investor should have fulsome disclosures and transparency over what's going on. What the crypto industry would tell you is that a lot of what the SEC does, including registration and disclosure requirements, does not apply to crypto,” Stewart said.
“The only way we can do that in a truly fulsome way is to have people on the show that reflect the country we live in.”
Ireland head coach Andy Farrell was fulsome in his praise for the new recruit to his backroom team.
Her voice, dark, fulsome and cutting, communicated Woolf’s intellectual depth and her personal demons; there was the insight and occlusion of a novelist at the height of her powers hiding her suicidal ideations from others.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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