kitschness
Britishnoun
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"Everybody loves the cheesy kitschness of this era at Christmas," he says.
From BBC
A musty, chintzy kitschness lingers about the Palace of Westminster.
From The Guardian
It's got lots of comic elements - the men dressing up, the over-the-top nature of the performance, the kitschness of the concept.
From BBC
This bid to make a "holiday album for everyone" might sound dreadfully self-righteous, were it not for three things: Pink Martini's ability to leaven sincerity with kitschness; the sumptuous musicianship, particularly in the shimmering Ukranian bell carol Shchedryk; and China Forbes's elegant, crisp voice.
From The Guardian
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