flashy (Meaning)

Wordnet

flashy (s)

tastelessly showy

(used especially of clothes) marked by conspicuous display

Webster

flashy (a.)

Dazzling for a moment; making a momentary show of brilliancy; transitorily bright.

Fiery; vehement; impetuous.

Showy; gay; gaudy; as, a flashy dress.

Without taste or spirit.

flashy Sentence Examples

  1. The flashy sports car roared down the street, attracting envious glances.
  2. The starlet adorned herself in flashy jewelry and skimpy clothing for the red carpet event.
  3. The salesman's flashy suit and cheesy grin made him stand out from the other candidates.
  4. The flashy billboard promised riches beyond imagination, but its claims were dubious.
  5. The politician's flashy campaign promises fell flat when it was revealed he had a checkered past.
  6. The flashy exterior of the mansion hid a dilapidated and neglected interior.
  7. The flashy casino enticed tourists with promises of instant wealth but often left them penniless.
  8. The flashy cover design of the novel suggested a thrilling adventure, but the plot was lackluster.
  9. The flashy performance of the athlete overshadowed the hard work and dedication that went into their success.
  10. The flashy mansion on the hilltop was a symbol of the owner's wealth and extravagance, but it couldn't buy them happiness.

FAQs About the word flashy

tastelessly showy, (used especially of clothes) marked by conspicuous displayDazzling for a moment; making a momentary show of brilliancy; transitorily bright.,

fashionable, fresh, custom,stylish, smart, splashy, chic, jazzy, snazzy, cool

understated, plain,simple, restrained, understated, unadorned, plain, conservative, unadorned, modest

The flashy sports car roared down the street, attracting envious glances.

The starlet adorned herself in flashy jewelry and skimpy clothing for the red carpet event.

The salesman's flashy suit and cheesy grin made him stand out from the other candidates.

The flashy billboard promised riches beyond imagination, but its claims were dubious.