What are the antonyms for FULSOME?
- avaricious, cheap, palatable, luscious, honest, parsimonious, welcome, attractive, delightful, acceptable, begrudging, ingenuous, miserly, sparing, desirable, resentful, enjoyable, unexceptionable, inviting, restorative, blessed, pleasing, alluring, gratifying, delectable, envious, mean, appealing, likable, healthy, chary, nice, heavenly, penurious, true, selfish, spare, inoffensive, ungenerous, unobjectionable, wholesome, artless, closefisted, unpretending, rapacious, delicious, small, agreeable, uncharitable, covetous, grudging, mercenary, unfeigned, unpretentious, congenial, acquisitive, illiberal, heartfelt, savory, earnest, close, itchy, pleasurable, darling, salutary, sweet, tight, stinting, niggardly, avid, costive, frugal, salubrious, hoggish, innocuous, thrifty, pleasant, satisfying, healthful, felicitous, tightfisted, dreamy, dulcet, reasonable, grasping, stingy, sincere, mingy, unaffected, Delightsome, desirous, genuine, petty.
Synonyms for FULSOME
- ruttish,
- well-provided,
- distingue,
- prurientaphrodisiac,
- no end,
- extravagant,
- sleek,
- smarmy,
- oily,
- nauseous,
- hypocritical,
- gross,
- plentiful,
- cloying,
- big mouthed,
- Canting,
- ingratiating,
- unctuous,
- lousy with,
- offensive,
- Lickerish,
- excessive,
- licentiou-libidinous,
- alive with,
- overdone,
- inordinate,
- disgusting,
- sanctimonious,
- glowing,
- immoderate,
- Euphuistic,
- hyped up,
- lustful,
- thick with,
- bombastic,
- superabundant,
- grandiloquent,
- glib,
- bumper,
- insincere,
- flattering,
- free-flowing,
- glowingly,
- slimy,
- aplenty,
- oleaginous,
- mealy-mouthed,
- nauseating,
- fawning,
- sycophantic,
- adulatory,
- slick,
- buttery,
- aphrodisiacal,
- smooth,
- congratulatory,
- magniloquent,
- soapy,
- coarse,
- effusive,
- all jaw,
- saccharine,
- wheedling,
- exuberant,
- suave,
- Profusive,
- crawling with,
- overblown.
Usage Examples for FULSOME
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And when I had wheat flour, I would be just a little put out, if my biscuit did not receive the fulsome praise I thought they were entitled to. - "In and Out of Rebel Prisons" by Lieut. A. [Alonzo] Cooper
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Addressed in strains of fulsome adulation, convinced that arbitrary power was within his reach, and assured that he had but to wink his eye to see his enemies scattered before him, he became impatient of all restraint; and determined, on his return, to crush the States into insignificance. - "History of the United Netherlands, 1586-89, Vol. II. Complete" by John Lothrop Motley Last Updated: February 7, 2009
