IPA: /ˈkɪtʃi/
KK: /ˈkɪtʃi/
Referring to something that is considered to be in poor taste, often because of its overly sentimental or gaudy nature, and is more so than something else.
The decorations at the party were even kitschier than I expected, with bright colors and cheesy designs everywhere.
Comparative: kitschier
Superlative: kitschest
Kitschier → The word 'kitsch' originates from German, meaning something that is considered to be in poor taste due to its overly sentimental or gaudy nature. The suffix '-ier' is a comparative form used in English to indicate a higher degree of the quality described. Therefore, 'kitschier' means more kitsch or possessing a greater degree of kitsch than something else.
Think of the German word 'kitsch' which refers to something overly sentimental or gaudy, and remember that 'kitschier' means something that is even more so.
No commonly confused words.