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sentimentalist
[ sen-tuh-men-tl-ist ]
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Origin of sentimentalist1
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Example Sentences
But he is no sentimentalist, and never shies from the harsh realities of that lonely spot.
During a recent press conference, Bale described him as big-hearted sentimentalist and Wahlberg called him “my brother.”
Evidently the painter of this picture was a sentimentalist who regarded the recruiting sergeant in the worst light.
He was a born sentimentalist, and this became by no means subtly apparent to Kitty during Crozier's illness.
Before I could answer he went on: "I'm no mawkish sentimentalist, and I won't allow anybody to be sorry for me—do you hear?"
From the orthodox sentimentalist he could claim no compassion.
She always has a varied collection of them, one a barbarian, another a sentimentalist, another a naturalist.
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