flashy — intended to attract attention through being bright, colorful, or ostentatious
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: intended to attract attention through being bright, colorful, or ostentatious
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈflæʃi/
Korean meaning: 화려하고 눈에 띄는, 번쩍거리는
Korean pronunciation: **플래**시
Example Sentences
- My grandmother thinks my neon pink sneakers are too flashy for church.
- The CEO's flashy sports car contrasted sharply with the company's budget cuts.
- She avoided flashy makeup and chose a more natural look for the job interview.
flashy
ADJECTIVE//ˈflæʃi//
intended to attract attention through being bright, colorful, or ostentatious
A model displays her flashy sequined dress on the runway
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Her flashy style looks trashy with those splashy moves!
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Origin
From the Middle English 'flash' meaning to shine briefly or suddenly, combined with the adjective-forming suffix '-y'. The word evolved to describe something that attracts attention through bright, showy appearance.
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“My grandmother thinks my neon pink sneakers are too flashy for church.”
“The CEO's flashy sports car contrasted sharply with the company's budget cuts.”
“She avoided flashy makeup and chose a more natural look for the job interview.”
“His flashy dance moves at the wedding made everyone either laugh or cringe.”
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