touchy-feely
Speech parts
1. touchy-feely - Adjective
2. touchy-feely - Adjective Satellite
Meaning
(often derogatory) openly expressing love and affection (especially through physical contact)
Source: WordNetAlternative names
touchy feely
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Examples
All this may sound touchy-feely in the worst way, but Jonze is trying to get at how we seek romantic connection in this brave (or not so brave) new world.
Everybody was hugging every night, it was a little touchy-feely for me.
David Elliot and Brad Thompson want to attack the "namby-pamby, touchy-feely" style of authors like Tony Parsons.
Thick, cushioned straps make carrying even the heaviest of tots a breeze, while the striped flap flips up to shield baby from the sun or touchy-feely strangers.
So it's not just touchy-feely testimonials.
In general, I feel like self-help books are too touchy-feely, too idealistic, and far too general to be of use.