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Often used in the same context:
effusive,
forthright,
succinct,
prolix,
flowery,
florid,
trenchant,
laudatory,
delphic,
adulatory,
eloquent,
frank,
schoolmasterly,
circumspect,
pithy,
flattering,
nuanced,
decorous,
unsparing,
perfunctory,
magnanimous,
waspish,
grudging,
placatory,
scornful,
unstinting,
unforthcoming,
wholehearted,
apposite,
coruscating,
strident,
churlish,
rueful,
gracious,
belated,
verbose,
praiseful,
shamefaced,
generous,
unembarrassed,
fatuous,
gushy,
churchillian,
splendid,
parsimonious,
voluble,
turgid,
rapturous,
uncharitable,
damning,
epigrammatic,
eulogistic,
obsequious,
dismissive,
terse,
uxorious,
glowing,
disobliging,
unabashed,
muted,
condemnatory,
erudite,
teacherly,
curt,
equivocal,
rhapsodic,
immoderate,
ungracious,
edifying,
platitudinous,
sotto voce,
assiduous,
forceful,
cursory,
ungentlemanly,
rebarbative,
politer,
splenetic,
unquotable,
rabelaisian,
unstatesmanlike,
uncritical,
orotund,
glib,
tactful,
profuse,
gnomic,
hearty,
masterly,
supercilious,
scathing,
breathless,
whiggish,
mellifluous,
sheepish,
schoolboyish,
candid,
cheeky,
bathetic,
panglossian,
rumbustious,
unrevealing,
grandiloquent,
bombastic,
hyperbolical,
pompous,
laconic,
nattering,
rhapsodical,
complimentary,
magniloquent,
boastful,
highflown,
insincere,
sycophantic
Synonyms:
buttery,
insincere,
oily,
oleaginous,
smarmy,
unctuous
Also try:
— Nouns for fulsome:
praise
flattery,
adulation,
compliments,
eulogy,
tribute,
terms,
panegyric,
praises,
letter,
dedication,
more...
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