gaudish (Meaning)
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gaudish (a.)
Gaudy.
Synonyms & Antonyms of gaudish
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gaudish Sentence Examples
- The gaudish mansion stood out in the neighborhood with its flamboyant columns and garish paintwork.
- Her gaudy gold jewelry clashed with her modest attire, distracting the eye from her natural beauty.
- The flamboyant colors and over-the-top decorations made the room gaudish and uninviting.
- The gaudy advertisements on the billboard were an eyesore that ruined the scenic view.
- The gaudy statues adorning the garden were a testament to the owner's poor taste and ostentation.
- The gaudy chandeliers hung from the ceiling, casting an unflattering light on the room.
- The gaudy fashion trend of the 1980s featured neon colors, big hair, and outlandish accessories.
- The gaudy outfits on the runway drew gasps from the audience, as they pushed the boundaries of excess.
- The gaudy stage costumes worn by the performers distracted from the actual performance.
- The gaudy Christmas decorations turned the house into a winter wonderland, but also made it an eyesore for the neighbors.
FAQs About the word gaudish
Gaudy.
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The gaudish mansion stood out in the neighborhood with its flamboyant columns and garish paintwork.
Her gaudy gold jewelry clashed with her modest attire, distracting the eye from her natural beauty.
The flamboyant colors and over-the-top decorations made the room gaudish and uninviting.
The gaudy advertisements on the billboard were an eyesore that ruined the scenic view.
