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gaudiness

/ˈɡɔː.di.nəs/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das geschmacklose Auffälligkeit oder übermäßigen Zierrat bezeichnet, oft gekennzeichnet durch grelle oder allzu bunte Farben.

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noun

/ˈɡɔː.di.nəs/C1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das geschmacklose Auffälligkeit oder übermäßigen Zierrat bezeichnet, oft gekennzeichnet durch grelle oder allzu bunte Farben.

A noun referring to tasteless showiness or excessive ornamentation, often characterized by strident or overly bright colors.

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  1. Tasteless showinessC1formal

    The quality of being overly bright, flashy, or decorated in a way that lacks good taste.

    deGeschmacklosigkeit

    • The gaudiness of the costume made it stand out for all the wrong reasons.
    • He criticized the gaudiness of the new building's design.
    • The room's gaudiness was overwhelming with its gold and neon colors.

    Synonymebrashnessflashinessgarishnessloudnessmeretriciousnessostentationtawdrinessvulgarity

    Antonymeelegancerefinementrestraintsubtletytastefulnessunderstatement

  2. Excessive ornamentationC1formal

    The use of too many bright colors or decorations, often in a way that is considered vulgar or cheap.

    deVulgäre Protzigkeit

    • The gaudiness of the jewelry was off-putting to the minimalist collector.
    • She avoided the gaudiness of the holiday decorations by choosing simple ornaments.
    • The gaudiness of the parade floats was a spectacle of excess.

    Synonymeflashinessgarishnessglitzloudnessostentationshowinesstastelessnesstawdrinessvulgarity

    Antonymeausterityplainnessrestraintsimplicityunderstatement

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  • gaudinesses plural form
  • gaudinesses' possessive plural form
  • gaudiness's possessive singular form
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