cloying in Irish
cloying in Irish is rómhilis — cloying means so much of something that it becomes unpleasant.
cloying in Irish
rómhilis
Excessively sweet.
What does "cloying" mean?
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adj So much of something that it becomes unpleasant.
"The cloying fondness she displayed was what, in the end, drove me away."
- adj Unpleasantly sweet, in a sickly way.
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cloying in a sentence
- The cloying fondness she displayed was what, in the end, drove me away.
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What is "cloying" in Irish?
"cloying" in Irish is rómhilis. cloying means: So much of something that it becomes unpleasant.
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