garish Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- razzle-dazzle
- flamboyant
- bright
- extravagant
- flaring
- swanky
- glitzy
- ostentatious
- ornate
- excessive
- swank
- fancy
- splashy
- flashy
- over-the-top
Weak:
Strongest:
- fitting
- understated
- appropriate
- understated
- quiet
- fitting
- conservative
- proper
- conservative
- appropriate
- muted
- quiet
- subdued
- muted
- subdued
- proper
Strong:
- unflashy
- plain
- elegant
- graceful
- graceful
- plain
- restrained
- unflamboyant
- tasteful
- modest
- unflamboyant
- unflashy
- restrained
- elegant
- unobtrusive
- simple
- inconspicuous
- tasteful
- toned-down-
- toned-down-
- modest
- simple
- unobtrusive
- inconspicuous
Weak:
garish Meaning
garish (s)
tastelessly showy
garish (a.)
Showy; dazzling; ostentatious; attracting or exciting attention.
Gay to extravagance; flighty.
garish Sentence Examples
- The garish colors of the painting clashed with the muted tones of the room.
- The partygoers were a garish spectacle, with their flamboyant costumes and excessive makeup.
- The neon sign emitted a garish glow that illuminated the city streets.
- The garish wallpaper in the hotel room was an eyesore that made it impossible to relax.
- The singer's performance was a garish display of self-indulgence.
- The billboard was a garish advertisement for a product that was anything but subtle.
- The garish flowers on her dress made her look like a walking bouquet.
- The garish decorations at the wedding reception were a testament to the bride's extravagant taste.
- The garish lights of the casino were a beacon for gamblers seeking fortune and entertainment.
- The garish headlines in the tabloid newspaper screamed of scandal and salacious gossip.
FAQs About the word garish
tastelessly showyShowy; dazzling; ostentatious; attracting or exciting attention., Gay to extravagance; flighty.
gaudy, noisy,loud, razzle-dazzle, flamboyant, bright, extravagant, flaring, swanky, glitzy
fitting, understated,appropriate, understated, quiet, fitting, conservative, proper, conservative, appropriate
The garish colors of the painting clashed with the muted tones of the room.
The partygoers were a garish spectacle, with their flamboyant costumes and excessive makeup.
The neon sign emitted a garish glow that illuminated the city streets.
The garish wallpaper in the hotel room was an eyesore that made it impossible to relax.
