1. in a way that expresses praise or flattery that is excessive, insincere, or overdone
Usage: often carries a negative connotation suggesting insincerity or exaggeration

Examples

• The critic fulsomely praised the mediocre film, raising eyebrows among other reviewers.
• She fulsomely complimented her boss's outfit, hoping for a promotion.
• He spoke fulsomely about the company's achievements, though profits had actually declined.
• The politician was fulsomely endorsed by supporters who stood to benefit from his policies.
• The review fulsomely celebrated the restaurant, but the food was merely average.