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adjective
- 1. resembling treacle in consistency, taste, or appearance: "a treacly black fuel"
- 2. excessively sentimental: "treacly melodramas"
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Treacly means resembling treacle, a thick and sticky syrup made from sugar cane. Learn more about the word history, examples, and synonyms of treacly from Merriam-Webster dictionary.
TREACLY meaning: 1. dark and sticky, like treacle: 2. too pleasant or kind, or expressing feelings of love in a…. Learn more.
Treacly definition: sentimental in a contrived or unrestrained way. See examples of TREACLY used in a sentence.
treacly. Use the adjective treacly to describe something that has a sticky, sweet flavor. Your dad's chocolate pecan pie might be a little too treacly for your taste. Something that's way too sugary is treacly.
Treacly means cloyingly sweet or sentimental, like treacle or molasses. Find the origin, usage, and translations of treacly in English and other languages.
Treacly means like treacle, a sticky brown liquid, or expressing false or exaggerated love. Learn how to say treacly, see examples and synonyms, and join the Oxford community for more language tips.
Treacly is an adjective that means cloyingly sweet or sentimental. It comes from the word treacle, which means a thick and sticky liquid. Find synonyms, similar words and word forms of treacly.
