gaudiness

[ˈɡɔːdi.nəs]

gaudiness Definition

• 1. the quality of being showy or excessively ornamented
• 2. tasteless showiness

Using gaudiness: Examples

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

• Example

  The gaudiness of her outfit was hard to miss.

• Example

  The hotel lobby was decorated with a gaudiness that was overwhelming.

• Example

  The gaudiness of the jewelry was off-putting.

gaudiness Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for gaudiness

• tawdriness
• garishness
• flashiness

Antonyms for gaudiness

• simplicity
• modesty

Phrases with gaudiness

• gaudy display

  an ostentatious or showy exhibition

  Example

  The gaudy display of wealth was not appreciated by the locals.

• gaudy colors

  bright and showy colors that are often considered tasteless

  Example

  The gaudy colors of the dress made it difficult to look at.

• gaudy costume

  a costume that is excessively showy or ornate

  Example

  The gaudy costume was perfect for the circus performance.

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Summary: gaudiness in Brief

'Gaudiness' [ˈɡɔːdi.nəs] refers to the quality of being excessively showy or ornamented, often in a tasteless manner. It can be seen in outfits, jewelry, and decorations, as in 'The gaudiness of her outfit was hard to miss.' 'Gaudiness' extends into phrases like 'gaudy colors,' and formals like 'flashiness,' denoting excessive ornamentation.