mawks Sentence Examples
- The mawks of the parade displayed an over-the-top devotion that bordered on lunacy.
- The mawkish sentimentality of the film elicited unabashed tears from the audience.
- The mawkish behavior of the politician at the rally was met with both laughter and disgust.
- The mawkish prose in the novel made it a difficult read, despite the intriguing plot.
- The mawkish speech of the bride's father elicited both cheers and cringes from the guests.
- The mawkish apologies of the cheating spouse failed to win back their trust.
- The mawkish sitcoms of the 1980s were filled with implausible storylines and over-the-top characters.
- The mawkish love songs played on the radio seemed to be geared towards a lost and lonely audience.
- The mawkish ads for the weight-loss product preyed on the insecurities of vulnerable consumers.
- The mawkish farewell of the departing colleague made it painfully clear that their absence would not be missed.
mawks Meaning
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mawks (n.)
A slattern; a mawk.
Synonyms & Antonyms of mawks
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A slattern; a mawk.
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The mawks of the parade displayed an over-the-top devotion that bordered on lunacy.
The mawkish sentimentality of the film elicited unabashed tears from the audience.
The mawkish behavior of the politician at the rally was met with both laughter and disgust.
The mawkish prose in the novel made it a difficult read, despite the intriguing plot.
