Flamboyance
noun
Excessive showiness or boldness in behavior or appearance.
Her flamboyance at the party drew everyone's attention.
Often appears as...
- vibrant flamboyance
- display of flamboyance
Usage tips
Neutral
fashion, personality, style
noun
The quality of being extravagant or excessively noticeable.
The flamboyance of the decor at the wedding was breathtaking.
Often appears as...
- excessive flamboyance
- flamboyance in art
Usage tips
Neutral
decor, performance, personality
noun
Excessive showiness or boldness in behavior or appearance.
Her flamboyance at the party drew everyone's attention.
Often appears as...
- vibrant flamboyance
- display of flamboyance
Usage tips
Neutral
fashion, personality, style
noun
The quality of being extravagant or excessively noticeable.
The flamboyance of the decor at the wedding was breathtaking.
Often appears as...
- excessive flamboyance
- flamboyance in art
Usage tips
Neutral
decor, performance, personality
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Context
Flamboyance is often perceived differently across cultures, where it may be celebrated in some and viewed as inappropriate in others.
Her flamboyance was met with admiration at the event.
Pro Tip 2/3Tone
The tone of describing someone as flamboyant can vary; it’s often positive in creative settings but might seem critical in conservative contexts.
His flamboyant dress made him stand out.
Pro Tip 3/3Emotion
Using flamboyance can convey confidence and attract attention but may also suggest insecurity in overcompensating.
She embraced her flamboyance during her performance.
Pro Tip 1/3Context
Flamboyance is often perceived differently across cultures, where it may be celebrated in some and viewed as inappropriate in others.
Her flamboyance was met with admiration at the event.
Pro Tip 2/3Tone
The tone of describing someone as flamboyant can vary; it’s often positive in creative settings but might seem critical in conservative contexts.
His flamboyant dress made him stand out.
Pro Tip 3/3Emotion
Using flamboyance can convey confidence and attract attention but may also suggest insecurity in overcompensating.
She embraced her flamboyance during her performance.
Pro Tip 1/3Context
Flamboyance is often perceived differently across cultures, where it may be celebrated in some and viewed as inappropriate in others.
Her flamboyance was met with admiration at the event.
Pro Tip 2/3Tone
The tone of describing someone as flamboyant can vary; it’s often positive in creative settings but might seem critical in conservative contexts.
His flamboyant dress made him stand out.
Pro Tip 3/3Emotion
Using flamboyance can convey confidence and attract attention but may also suggest insecurity in overcompensating.
She embraced her flamboyance during her performance.
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