Comparative form of gushy; more excessively sentimental, enthusiastic, or effusive than something else.
From gushy (prone to gushing) with comparative suffix '-er' forming the comparative degree of the adjective.
Comparative adjectives reveal how English lets us rate emotions—'gushier' places something on a spectrum of sentimentality, and these gradual comparisons let us express subtle emotional judgments that absolute terms can't capture.
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