gaudy|gaudier|gaudiest in English
adjective
['gaud·y || 'gɔːdɪ]
showy, flashy, garish; tacky; excessively colorful, overly ornamented
Use "gaudy|gaudier|gaudiest" in a sentence
1. The Week’s Gaudiest, Bawdiest, and Voter-Fraudiest Headlines
2. Rich, not gaudy.
3. ‘animals in gaudy Belled harnesses’.
4. A gaudy or showy ornament or trinket.
5. Her gaudy dress really curls me up.
6. A woman regarded as gaudy or tawdry.
7. She wore a gaudy costume to the party.
8. There will be other dawns, nights, gaudy noons.
9. / They are shaping me / into something gaudy... /... something lethal.
10. I didn't like the decorations - they looked rather gaudy.
11. The big boots, the gaudy anorak, the heavy rucsac.
12. They are shaping me into something gaudy... something lethal.
13. And the flowers don't really have to be that gaudy.
14. 20 We like to bait him about his gaudy ties.
15. The gaudy is an Oxford college reunion for former undergraduates.
16. No plot is too trivial for him to explore: Gaudy Night.
17. Tell me, do you have any of that gaudy nail polish?
18. 11 synonyms for Brummagem: chintzy, flashy, garish, gaudy, glaring, loud, meretricious
19. Noun Superficial seeming; external semblance; appearance: as, “vain and gaudy Apparencies,” Bp
20. Clubbing : The day is gaudy and harsh ; the night is their playground .
21. But there, behind that gaudy, fantastical temple stood a line of monoliths.
22. 22 The gaudy years carved the tree rings, abreaction time delineate entwine palmprint.
23. She smelled of cheap perfume and wore gaudy clothing and fake costume jewellery.
24. 30 Antony Gaudy died in 19 leaving an unfinished cathedral as his epitaph.
25. Another one put washing on to a line, gaudy bedclothes and sombre shirts.