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soppy

[sop-ee] / ˈsɒp i /
ADJECTIVE
wet
Synonyms
WEAK
aqueous clammy dank dewy drenched dripping drizzling foggy humid misty moistened muggy pouring raining rainy saturate saturated showery slimy slippery slushy snowy soaked soaking sodden soggy sopping soused stormy teary teeming water-logged watery wringing-wet
ADJECTIVE
sentimental
Synonyms
WEAK
affected affectionate bathetic corny demonstrative dewy-eyed dreamy effusive gushing gushy idealistic impressionable inane insipid jejune languishing lovey-dovey loving maudlin mawkish moonstruck mushy nostalgic overacted overemotional passionate pathetic romantic rosewater saccharine sappy schmaltzy silly simpering sloppy slushy soapy sobby soft softhearted sugary sweet syrupy tear-jerking tearful tender touching vapid visionary weepy

Example Sentences

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But he does an excellent job of squaring the fading man before his eyes—the soppy grandparent and proud father—with the “shadowy, mysterious, sometimes frightening, often absent” stock figure from his youth.

From The Wall Street Journal • Oct. 9, 2025

But she’s also a marriage-minded mercenary who can pitch one potential client on soppy platitudes about till death do you part, and immediately pivot to assuring a bride that it’s just a business deal.

From Los Angeles Times • Jun. 12, 2025

"I spend most Monday evenings in tears and I'm not a particularly soppy person."

From BBC • Dec. 2, 2022

I exhaled through round 48 of soppy, snotty tears.

From Washington Post • Aug. 29, 2022

And anyway, she had to act like she was cool about it, otherwise things would just get soppy.

From "Dactyl Hill Squad" by Daniel José Older