Translations for „fulsomely“ in the English » German Dictionary

ful·some·ly [ˈfʊlsəmli] ADV pej

fulsomely

überschwänglich

to flatter sb fulsomely

jdm übertrieben schmeicheln

to thank sb fulsomely

sich acc überschwänglich bei jdm bedanken

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to thank sb fulsomely

sich acc überschwänglich bei jdm bedanken

to flatter sb fulsomely

jdm übertrieben schmeicheln

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

I've no wish to travel back down the road of that particular magazine piece, the merits of which were rather fulsomely debated.

news.nationalpost.com

The recent marriage equality referendum saw the party fulsomely supporting the liberalizing move.

www.villagemagazine.ie

Clearly, there is an ecological imperative with which progressive economists must fulsomely grapple.

rabble.ca

It did not address clearly how the crash happened, instead the "instructions of the leadership" were delivered fulsomely and none of their names were left out.

globalpublicsquare.blogs.cnn.com

They believed the nation had fulsomely embraced right wing philosophy and this gave rise to the unfair 2014 budget and accompanying obscene commentary.

www.abc.net.au

However, what might be good for families' work-life balance may not be welcomed quite so fulsomely by their bosses.

www.bbc.co.uk

As is too often the case, the question of adult education received very little airtime in these discussions, although early childhood development was fulsomely debated in the research symposium.

www.brookings.edu

I think it is absolutely right that the previous prime minister apologised as fulsomely as he did when this came to pass.

www.independent.ie

They were tangy and fulsomely flavoured with paprika.

www.thetelegram.com

And the highest office in the land did respond - and fulsomely, as is his wont.

www.afr.com