gimmicky (Meaning)
gimmicky
an ingenious or novel mechanical device, an important feature that is not immediately apparent, an ingenious scheme or device, to alter or influence by means of a gimmick, an ingenious and usually new scheme or angle, a mechanical device for secretly and dishonestly controlling gambling apparatus, to provide with a gimmick, a trick or device used to attract business or attention
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gimmicky Sentence Examples
- The latest smartphone is a gimmicky device that adds little value to its predecessors.
- The company's new marketing campaign employs gimmicky tactics to attract attention.
- The film's special effects are gimmicky and detract from the plot.
- The product's unique feature is purely gimmicky and serves no practical purpose.
- The politician's promises are gimmicky and unlikely to be fulfilled.
- The restaurant's gimmicky atmosphere overshadows the quality of the food.
- The TV show relies too heavily on gimmicky stunts for ratings.
- The author's writing style is often gimmicky and repetitive.
- The store's gimmicky promotions are designed to lure in customers but offer little value.
- The toy's gimmicky design makes it break easily and unsuitable for children.
FAQs About the word gimmicky
an ingenious or novel mechanical device, an important feature that is not immediately apparent, an ingenious scheme or device, to alter or influence by means of
creative, gadgety, neat, ingenious, artful, groundbreaking, adventurous, handy, useful,practical
pedestrian, stodgy, uncreative, pedantic,unimaginative, dull,derivative, canned, unoriginal, impractical
The latest smartphone is a gimmicky device that adds little value to its predecessors.
The company's new marketing campaign employs gimmicky tactics to attract attention.
The film's special effects are gimmicky and detract from the plot.
The product's unique feature is purely gimmicky and serves no practical purpose.
