cheesiness (Meaning)

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cheesiness (n.)

The quality of being cheesy.

The movie relied heavily on slapstick humor and cheesy puns, leaving some viewers rolling their eyes.
The protagonist's heartfelt declaration of love, despite its cheesiness, melted the audience's hearts.
The romance novel was filled with clichéd plotlines and cheesy dialogue, but somehow remained a guilty pleasure read.
As a child, I loved cheesy horror movies, reveling in the predictable jump scares and exaggerated special effects.
The cheesy decorations for the themed party, though undeniably tacky, created a light and humorous atmosphere.
The cheesy grin on the mascot's face did little to hide the stale smell of popcorn wafting from the concession stand.
The band launched into a cheesy power ballad, complete with dramatic lighting and soaring vocals.
Trying to capture the audience's attention, the public speaker resorted to cheesy jokes and self-deprecating humor.
Disappointed by the cheesiness of the reality show, she switched channels in search of something more intellectually stimulating.
We all have those cheesy childhood photos we'd rather forget, but they evoke a sense of nostalgia nonetheless.

The quality of being cheesy.

tasteless, wrong, cheap, inelegant, trashy, incorrect, unsuitable, unfashionable, tacky,inappropriate

classy, smart, classy, ritzy, posh, chic, correct, classic, elegant, becoming

The movie relied heavily on slapstick humor and cheesy puns, leaving some viewers rolling their eyes.

The protagonist's heartfelt declaration of love, despite its cheesiness, melted the audience's hearts.

The romance novel was filled with clichéd plotlines and cheesy dialogue, but somehow remained a guilty pleasure read.

As a child, I loved cheesy horror movies, reveling in the predictable jump scares and exaggerated special effects.