ostentatious Antonyms
Strongest:
- proper
- understated
- appropriate
- fitting
- conservative
- inconspicuous
- inconspicuous
- fitting
- quiet
- appropriate
- understated
- conservative
- quiet
- proper
Strong:
- subdued
- graceful
- subdued
- graceful
- modest
- unobtrusive
- restrained
- tasteful
- toned-down-
- unflashy
- simple
- plain
- elegant
- unflamboyant
- restrained
- tasteful
- unobtrusive
- simple
- toned-down-
- muted
- unflashy
- muted
- plain
- modest
- elegant
- unflamboyant
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- garish
- fancy
- swanky
- over-the-top
- splashy
- flamboyant
- swank
- glitzy
- flaring
- flashy
- ornate
- razzle-dazzle
Weak:
Meaning of ostentatious
ostentatious (a)
intended to attract notice and impress others
ostentatious (s)
(of a display) tawdry or vulgar
ostentatious (a.)
Fond of, or evincing, ostentation; unduly conspicuous; pretentious; boastful.
ostentatious Sentence Examples
- The singer's ostentatious wardrobe included a sparkling tiara and a billowing cape.
- The wealthy family's ostentatious mansion boasted a grand staircase and gold-plated fixtures.
- The politician's ostentatious campaign rallies featured elaborate stage sets and pyrotechnics.
- The wedding cake was an ostentatious masterpiece, adorned with towering tiers and intricate sugar flowers.
- The charity event featured an ostentatious display of wealth, with guests bidding exorbitant sums for lavish gifts.
- The art collector's ostentatious home showcased a collection of priceless paintings and sculptures.
- The actor's ostentatious lifestyle included a fleet of luxury cars and a sprawling estate.
- The company's ostentatious advertising campaign featured celebrity endorsements and glossy magazine spreads.
- The politician's ostentatious promises of tax cuts and increased spending drew criticism from opponents.
- The restaurant's ostentatious decor, with its crystal chandeliers and marble floors, created an air of exclusivity.
FAQs About the word ostentatious
intended to attract notice and impress others, (of a display) tawdry or vulgarFond of, or evincing, ostentation; unduly conspicuous; pretentious; boastful.
gaudy, excessive,loud, noisy, extravagant, garish, fancy, swanky, over-the-top, splashy
proper, understated, appropriate, fitting, conservative, inconspicuous, inconspicuous, fitting, quiet, appropriate
The singer's ostentatious wardrobe included a sparkling tiara and a billowing cape.
The wealthy family's ostentatious mansion boasted a grand staircase and gold-plated fixtures.
The politician's ostentatious campaign rallies featured elaborate stage sets and pyrotechnics.
The wedding cake was an ostentatious masterpiece, adorned with towering tiers and intricate sugar flowers.
