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It's perhaps this development, I suspect, that's perhaps typical of the British uncomfortableness with sincerity-- anyone being complimentary simply being gushy
and overdoing it. By the early 20th century, however, the word fulsome began to be used in a positive sense once again,
perhaps owing to the ambiguity in expressions like "fulsome praise," in which it's difficult to understand or determine whether it's supposed to be negative, positive, or neutral.
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