英[ˈfʊlsəmli]美[ˈfʊlsəmli]
fulsomely如何读
fulsomely是什么意思
- adv.过度地
- 过分地.
fulsomely词根
词根：fulsome
adj.fulsome 令人生厌的；过度的
fulsomely英英释义
adjective
characterized by abundance : copious fulsome bird life. The feeder overcrowded—Maxine Kumin
describes in fulsome detail—G. N. Shuster
generous in amount, extent, or spirit a fulsome victory for the far left—Bruce Rothwell the greetings have been fulsome, the farewells tender—Simon Gray
the passengers were fulsome in praise of the plane's crew—Don Oliver
being full and well developed
she was in generally fulsome, limpid voice—Thor Eckert, Jr.
aesthetically, morally, or generally offensive the devil take thee for a … fulsome rogue—George Villiers
fulsome lies and nauseous flattery—William Congreve
exceeding the bounds of good taste : overdone
the fulsome chromium glitter of the escalators dominating the central hall—Lewis Mumford
excessively complimentary or flattering : effusive
an admiration whose extent I did not express, lest I be thought fulsome—A. J. Liebling
fulsomely词源英文解释
Middle English fulsom copious, cloying, from full + -som -some
The first known use of fulsome was in the 14th century
fulsomely儿童词典英英释义
fume1 of 2noun
a disagreeable smoke, vapor, or gas—usually used in plural
acid fumes
fume2 of 2verb
to expose to or treat with fumes
to give off fumes
to show bad temper or anger
fumble1 of 2verb
to feel about for or handle something clumsily
fumble2 of 2noun
an act or instance of fumbling
a fumbled ball
fumble1 of 2verb
to feel about for or handle something clumsily
fumble2 of 2noun
an act or instance of fumbling
a fumbled ball
fulsomeadjective
very full or complete
described in fulsome detail
very or overly flattering
praised the boss in fulsome terms
fulsomeadjective
very full or complete
described in fulsome detail
very or overly flattering
praised the boss in fulsome terms
fulsomely 例句
1 But Mr Trump praised the FBI director fulsomely, saying it "took a lot of guts" to make his announcement and that he had "brought back his reputation".
2 He is in the last two weeks of a general election campaign, and while Mr. Trump praises him fulsomely, the American president is also widely unpopular in Britain.
3 Mr McGahn's own lawyer on Saturday said his client had "answered the Special Counsel team's questions fulsomely and honestly".
4 the player's fulsome praise for the coach showed just how hard he was trying to be named captain of the team
5 Putin has played Trump for a fool, praising Trump’s 24-hour pledge fulsomely last September.
6 The film sees Willy, played fulsomely by Dominic West, encouraging Colette to write successful novels only to take the credit for her accomplishments.
7 An author may sometimes think he is fulsomely praised and may even feel a sort of disgust for the slab adulation trowelled upon him, but his admirer need not fear being accused of insincerity.
8 That movie’s fulsomely self-satisfied spew of rhetoric feeds exactly the kind of illusions that led to votes for Jill Stein.
9 Nobody knew which queue was for returning residents, which for visitors and which for the elusive investors who were fulsomely welcomed on large shiny signs.
10 "Hurrah fur the leetle-est moonshiner on record!" resounded fulsomely about him.
11 Many have been heartened by actions by the Biden administration to more fulsomely fund initiatives to make housing available to low-income Americans.
12 “The cyclotron evidently proves to be a sort of hen laying golden eggs,” Segre wrote Lawrence fulsomely.
13 It’s no wonder people brag so fulsomely about the winners.
14 When he didn’t, the business community contributed fulsomely to the campaign of his Democratic rival, Roy Cooper, who defeated him in 2016.
15 In 1996, an Israeli psychologist named Amos Tversky was curiously, but fulsomely, eulogized for having urged economists to put down their formulas and look out the window to see people as they really are.
16 President Donald Trump has fulsomely praised himself for trying to pass health care legislation, boasting that he wouldn’t go down the “easy” road of letting the Affordable Care Act collapse and then blaming Democrats.
17 But "none of us going into the pandemic contemplated that inflation would be as high as it is now. So the question really is how forcefully or fulsomely do we have to respond?"
18 Without an exception the various biographies were fulsomely laudatory.
19 If perchance the master shows signs of being hurt, the dog falls into attitudes of sorrow, and apologizes fulsomely.
20 Like the fox in the fable, fulsomely flattering at first, he gradually becomes easily friendly, disagreeably familiar, offensively rude, which ends by rousing the "spirit of the British lion."
fulsomely 同义词
1 令人作呕
loathy sick sickly nauseous lurid queasy loathsome fulsome mawkish loathly disgustful queasily
2 过分地
too-too stiff prohibitively inordinately exorbitantly immoderately be- to the sky to the skies
3 令人作呕地
4 过分恭维
5 过分
too-too such tall steep stiff outrageous extravagant egregious exorbitant stupendous fulsome unmerited immoderate unmerciful overmuch prohibitively inordinately exorbitantly immoderately immoderation exorbitance be- overdo ride to death run into the ground out of all bounds by half to the sky to the skies