jazzily (Meaning)

jazzily

marked by unrestraint, animation, or flashiness, lively sense 3, flashy, having the characteristics of jazz, resembling jazz

The jazzily dressed musician strutted onto the stage, his saxophone gleaming in the spotlight.
The vibrant colors and intricate patterns on her dress danced jazzily beneath the disco lights.
The trumpet player blew a jazzy riff that sent shivers down the audience's spines.
The singer's jazzily inflected voice soared through the air, filling the room with emotion.
The dancer's moves flowed jazzily, a symphony of rhythm and grace.
The painting depicted a jazzily decorated nightclub, where revelers danced the night away.
The writer's prose was jazzily written, with unexpected twists and turns of phrase.
The flower arrangement was jazzily vibrant, a kaleidoscope of colors and textures.
The holiday decorations sparkled jazzily, creating a festive and enchanting atmosphere.
The children's laughter echoed jazzily through the park, a symphony of joy and innocence.

marked by unrestraint, animation, or flashiness, lively sense 3, flashy, having the characteristics of jazz, resembling jazz

jauntily, playfully, sportively, friskily, energetically,crisply, breezily, racily, briskly, effervescently

idly, sluggishly, lazily, halfheartedly,dully, lethargically, heavily, indolently, tardily,inanimately

The jazzily dressed musician strutted onto the stage, his saxophone gleaming in the spotlight.

The vibrant colors and intricate patterns on her dress danced jazzily beneath the disco lights.

The trumpet player blew a jazzy riff that sent shivers down the audience's spines.

The singer's jazzily inflected voice soared through the air, filling the room with emotion.