adj. as in strong fondness

Word Combinations

Example:The company’s press release was just eyewash, attempting to distract attention from their financial irregularities.

Definition:A deliberate act of misleading or deceiving.

From eyewash

Example:The CEO defended against the accusations of eyewashing by presenting clear evidence of the company’s ethical practices.

Definition:To protect from attack or attack in court or argument.

From defend

Example:The board dismissed the allegations of eyewashing, stating that there was no evidence of any wrongdoing.

Definition:To send away, especially a person or people from a workplace or position.

From dismiss

Example:The president’s speech was aimed to sway the electorate, hoping to gain more votes through eye-washed promises and vague policies.

Definition:To express one’s opinion while participating in an official or a non-official democratic process or a contest.

From vote

Example:The scandal was primarily a result of the management’s attempt to eyewash the company’s financial performance by covering up the true numbers.

Definition:To conceal; to hide from prying eyes or other people; to try to hide (the truth, a mistake, etc.).

From cover up

Example:In an effort to eyewash their tarnished image, the organization used a public relations firm to publicize their efforts to improve environmental policies.

Definition:To make (something) known to the public, especially in a way that creates widespread interest or awareness.

From publicize

Example:The marketing team decided to eyewash the new product image by heavily emphasizing its benefits and glossing over potential drawbacks.

Definition:To place on the market for sale; to offer for sale.

From market

Example:During the job interview, the candidate tried to eyewash his past failures by explaining them away and highlighting his strengths.

Definition:A formal occasion for questioning the candidate in order to assess suitability for a job, position, award, or the like; also, a formal conversation with a reporter or fellow employee for a news story.

From interview

Example:The politician spoke at the rally, attempting to eyewash his supporters with empty promises about reducing taxes without cutting services.

Definition:To express one’s thoughts or feelings in spoken words; to talk.

From speak