kitsch (Meaning)

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kitsch (n)

excessively garish or sentimental art; usually considered in bad taste

The antique shop was filled with an assortment of kitsch, including a dancing poodle figurine and a ceramic Elvis bust.
The roadside attraction was a kitschy tribute to the 1950s, complete with neon signs and a jukebox.
The movie was a kitschy love story that was full of cheesy dialogue and over-the-top acting.
The tourist trap was filled with kitschy souvenirs, such as plastic alligators and keychains with the state's name on them.
The furniture store was selling a line of new kitsch items, such as a table made out of old soda bottles and a lamp made out of a bowling ball.
The artist created a series of kitsch paintings that featured images of Elvis Presley, Marilyn Monroe, and other pop culture icons.
The kitschy Christmas decorations included a blow-up Santa Claus, a lighted reindeer, and a singing snowman.
The kitschy garden gnome was placed prominently in the front yard of the house.
The kitschy Halloween costume included a plastic mask, a witch's hat, and a fake mustache.
The kitschy Valentine's Day card had a picture of a heart with an arrow through it.

excessively garish or sentimental art; usually considered in bad taste

junk, rubbish,cheese, camp, trash, bomb, drek, nonsense,tripe, claptrap

elegant, handsome, tasteful, tasteful, handsome, elegant, refined,polished, handcrafted, high-grade

The antique shop was filled with an assortment of kitsch, including a dancing poodle figurine and a ceramic Elvis bust.

The roadside attraction was a kitschy tribute to the 1950s, complete with neon signs and a jukebox.

The movie was a kitschy love story that was full of cheesy dialogue and over-the-top acting.

The tourist trap was filled with kitschy souvenirs, such as plastic alligators and keychains with the state's name on them.