flamboyance Synonyms
Strongest:
- spectacle
- luxuriance
- decoration
- ostentatiousness
- pretentiousness
- swank
- glitz
- luxuriousness
- gaudiness
- garishness
- ornamentation
- showiness
- fanfare
- flashiness
- pomp
- ostentation
Strong:
- magnificence
- pretense
- extravagance
- dressing
- extravaganza
- dazzle
- pageantry
- richness
- flash
- opulence
- parade
- show
- pretence
- adornment
Weak:
Strongest:
- modesty
- restraint
- simplicity
- severity
- modesty
- elegance
- simplicity
- austerity
- moderation
- moderation
- austerity
- severity
- restraint
- elegance
- plainness
- plainness
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flamboyance Meaning
Wordnet
flamboyance (n)
extravagant elaborateness
flamboyance Sentence Examples
- The dancer's movements were characterized by a vibrant flamboyance.
- The flamboyant colors of the tropical birds caught everyone's attention.
- The peacock spread its tail feathers with flamboyant ostentation.
- The flamboyance of the Carnival parade filled the streets with joy and laughter.
- The politician's speech was met with a mixture of awe and amusement at its flamboyance.
- The flamboyant design of the dress made it an instant hit at the fashion show.
- The flamboyance of the fireworks display lit up the night sky with a kaleidoscope of colors.
- The flamboyance of the ballroom dancers' costumes added a touch of elegance to the event.
- The flamboyance of the actor's performance left the audience spellbound.
- The flamboyance of the artist's paintings captivated the viewers and sparked discussions about their deeper meanings.
FAQs About the word flamboyance
extravagant elaborateness
spectacle, luxuriance, decoration, ostentatiousness, pretentiousness, swank, glitz, luxuriousness, gaudiness, garishness
modesty, restraint, simplicity,severity, modesty, elegance, simplicity, austerity, moderation, moderation
The dancer's movements were characterized by a vibrant flamboyance.
The flamboyant colors of the tropical birds caught everyone's attention.
The peacock spread its tail feathers with flamboyant ostentation.
The flamboyance of the Carnival parade filled the streets with joy and laughter.
