अति गोड,

Adjective:

दाट आणि गोड,

treacly's Usage Examples:

rather return to commerce than be a one-man band swimming against the treacly tide of collectivism in the Scottish Parliament".

He went on to say, Almost half the songs are treacly Kleenex soul ballads; even the titles.

confidence (and occasional swagger) that keeps his songs from becoming treacly," concluding that the album was "a cohesive, warmhearted charmer.

Critics chided Penn for making a treacly white-savior movie that attempts to shame its audience with bloody war.

But the context in which he couches it can feel very treacly .

Later, in a museum, the narrator smells the same treacly smell and is told that it is molasses.

But the singer just as often gets bogged down in treacly, turgid emoting that will please his devoted fans but will turn away those.

Malaysian on the airplane leaving a treacly smell on his clothing.

contemporary love songs; Gerald Mast in Can"t Help Singin" describes the "treacly tune" and Ira Gershwin"s "refusal to write coherent words except the hackneyed.

Among its detractors, John Maynard of The Washington Post stated, "It is a treacly, plodding affair stunted by awkward transitions and a syrupy soundtrack".

Allmusic reviewer Heather Phares said the song was "a treacly duet".

the film, writing that its "dubious scenario is made even more so by the treacly approach of director Howard Zieff and screenwriter Janet Kovalcik.

earnestness and overkill, but the performances save it from being too treacly".

Synonyms:

sweet, saccharine, syrupy, cloying,

Antonyms:

sour, tasteless, sugarless, unmelodious, malodorous,