mushy in Japanese
mushy in Japanese is 柔らかい — mushy means soft and pulpy, like mush; overly soft in texture.
mushy in Japanese
柔らかい
Pronounced: yawarakai
What does "mushy" mean?
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adj Soft and pulpy, like mush; overly soft in texture.
"Leave the potatoes in too long and they turn mushy."
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adj Overly sentimental or emotional in a way that can feel corny.
"Those flower-bedecked cards being showered today on the male of the parental species may encourage one to ponder, in the mushiest language possible, what it means to be a dad."
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mushy in a sentence
- Leave the potatoes in too long and they turn mushy.
- Those flower-bedecked cards being showered today on the male of the parental species may encourage one to ponder, in the mushiest language possible, what it means to be a dad.
- Skip the mushy, romantic scenes and get to the action.
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What is "mushy" in Japanese?
"mushy" in Japanese is 柔らかい. mushy means: Soft and pulpy, like mush; overly soft in texture.
How do you pronounce 柔らかい?
"mushy" in Japanese is 柔らかい, pronounced "yawarakai".
How do you use "mushy" in a sentence?
Example: "Leave the potatoes in too long and they turn mushy." In Japanese, "mushy" is 柔らかい.
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