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Saccharin 

Saccharin .... I have used this word for a decade to describe FAKE SWEET people or campaigns. These individuals are insincere ,wonderfully fake people who act sweet but are totally synthetic and toxic. The focus on this definition is synthetic and toxic.
I can see right through her and she is totally Saccharin. Their campaign is so Saccharin and anyone with a brain should be able to see right through their BS.
Saccharin by Tenacious Kendall April 18, 2015
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Saccharin 

She is so saccharin, it makes me barf.
Saccharin by 1234luc-le-duc December 29, 2016

Saccharine

Insincere sweetness. A set of manners used as a tool of influence. An affectation of kindness and understanding for the purpose of manipulation to gain confidence and control over one or a group of people, but lacking in any true feeling or sincerity. Fake.
"She used her saccharine skills to sway the manager that her idea was better than the others."
Saccharine by sacred clown September 13, 2013

Sanchari 

The stars remind me of Sanchari
Sanchari by Etnsetvna November 5, 2011

saccharine

An often derogative term for someone who is so sweet, it's (almost) annoying. Used for people who are overly-optimistic, unflinchingly-kind, and innocent to the point of disbelief that anything bad happens to the world.

Not to be confused with Saccharin, the artificial sweetener.
She's so saccharine, she almost gives me a toothache!
saccharine by bXr July 8, 2006

saccharine compliment 

A sweet-sounding compliment that is entirely phony.
She landed a most saccharine compliment that was bought hook, line and sinker.

saccharine daddy 

Yeah, I've got CZ's and gold plated jewlery because my man is a saccharine daddy. He can't afford to be a sugar daddy.
saccharine daddy by MallaLubba July 28, 2010
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