Meanings
comparative more picture-postcardish · superlative most picture-postcardish
- figurativelyPicturesque and charming.
The hedgerows were coated with icing sugar and the walk was rather picture-postcardish.
2015, Maggie Robinson, All Through the Night, A Holiday Story3 more examples
It's the first time I've ever attempted a mural and it's gone a bit picture-postcardish on me.
1955, Dymphna Cusack, The Sun in Exile, A Novel, page 244Using more conventional means, and a limited charcoal and pastel palette, Grubola worries that the pretty scenes might be "too picture postcardish." Actually, a work of art can't have color that is too beautiful or lush.
November 1985, Cincinnati Magazine, volume 19, number 2, page 180Gravel crunches under Betty's wheels. There's something a little picture-postcardish about the way the headlights shine on the front of the old farmhouse.
2016, Kristin Elizabeth Clark, Jess, Chunk, and the Road Trip to Infinity
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