mushily
/ˈmʌʃɪli/
adverb
- In a soft, pulpy, or wet way.
- The overcooked vegetables fell apart mushily on the plate.
- The ground squelched mushily under their boots after the rain.
- The cereal sat mushily in the bowl, completely soaked.
- In an overly sentimental or cloying manner.
- He spoke mushily about his childhood memories, making everyone roll their eyes.
- She smiled mushily at the puppy, unable to resist its cuteness.
- The letter ended mushily with too many hearts and kisses.
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