pizzazz

[pəˈzaz]

pizzazz Definition

  • 1an attractive combination of energy and style
  • 2a quality of being exciting or attractive

Using pizzazz: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "pizzazz" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    Her performance lacked pizzazz.

  • Example

    The party needs more pizzazz to be memorable.

  • Example

    The new restaurant has a lot of pizzazz.

  • Example

    The fashion show was full of pizzazz.

pizzazz Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for pizzazz

Antonyms for pizzazz

Phrases with pizzazz

  • add pizzazz

    to make something more exciting or interesting

    Example

    We need to add some pizzazz to this presentation to keep the audience engaged.

  • to be unexciting or uninteresting

    Example

    The movie was well-made, but it lacked pizzazz.

  • very exciting or interesting

    Example

    The new museum exhibit is full of pizzazz and is definitely worth seeing.

Origins of pizzazz

originated in the 1930s, possibly from the word 'piss and vinegar', meaning energy and enthusiasm

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Summary: pizzazz in Brief

'Pizzazz' [pəˈzaz] refers to an attractive combination of energy and style, often used to describe something that is exciting or attractive. It can be used to describe anything from a performance to a party or a restaurant. Phrases like 'add pizzazz' and 'lack pizzazz' are commonly used to describe the level of excitement or interest in something.

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