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Meaning of saccharine
The primary meaning of "saccharine" is excessively sweet or sentimental.
Etymology of saccharine
The word "saccharine" comes from the Latin "saccharum," meaning sugar, and the French "saccharin," referring to a sugar substitute
Historically, the term "saccharine" was used to describe a sugar substitute, but it has since evolved to also describe something as overly sweet or sentimental
Synonyms
Definitions
- Having or containing sugar or a sugar-like substance
- * Excessively sweet or sentimental
- * Lacking in subtlety or restraint
Usage Examples
- The saccharine tone of the commercial made it difficult to take seriously
- * Her saccharine comments about the movie made me suspect she was being insincere
- * The saccharine sweetness of the dessert was overwhelming