Emotional
Emotional.
Another word for sentimental would be affectionate. You could also say idealistic or nostalgic.
Sentimental means having or showing emotion or feelings that are based on personal or nostalgic experiences. It often involves feelings of affection, tenderness, or nostalgia towards someone or something.
The word "sentimental" originated from the French word "sentimental," which is derived from the Latin word "sentimentum," meaning feeling or emotion. It first appeared in English in the early 18th century and is used to describe someone who is influenced by emotions or feelings, especially in an exaggerated or indulgent way.
Sorrow.
it means the same as center.
"schmaltzy", . "bathetic" , "mushy". "soppy". 'soupy" , "hokey" and "kitschy" are some. "maudlin" and "mawkish" are not slang but have this meaning. .
it wasn't worth much, but it had sentimental value.The thought was very sentimental.
The word maudlin means to be overly sentimental. Some synonyms for maudlin include sentimental, mushy, romantic, weepy, sappy, syrupy and sugarcoated.
The necklace has a sentimental value to her.It might not have been worth much, but it was of huge sentimental value.The thought was very sentimental.
Sentimental means having or showing emotion or feelings that are based on personal or nostalgic experiences. It often involves feelings of affection, tenderness, or nostalgia towards someone or something.
Another word for sentimental would be affectionate. You could also say idealistic or nostalgic.
Reminiscing
A word that rhymes with "smoky" and "poky" and means corny is "hokey." It is often used to describe something that is overly sentimental or clichΓ©d.
The anagrams are entailments and sentimental.
The watch was a very sentimental gift, because it was passed down to Paul by his father.
· overjoyed
Surprised almost means the same as startled.