flamboyantly

• Adverbio que significa «de manera muy llamativa, segura y exagerada». Se usa a menudo para describir el comportamiento, el estilo o la apariencia de alguien que es sorprendentemente audaz, colorido o teatral, frecuentemente asociado con contextos artísticos o expresivos.

An adverb meaning "in a very noticeable, confident, and exaggerated manner." It is often used to describe someone's behavior, style, or appearance that is strikingly bold, colorful, or theatrical, frequently associated with artistic or expressive contexts.

1. In a showy or extravagant mannerB2informal

   In a way that is very noticeable, confident, and often brightly colored or decorated.

   De manera llamativa o extravagante

   • He dressed flamboyantly for the party, wearing a bright purple suit.
   • She gestured flamboyantly as she told the story.
   • The performer danced flamboyantly across the stage.

   Sinónimosboldlyextravagantlyflashilygarishlygaudilyloudlyostentatiouslyshowilytheatricallyvividly

   Antónimosmodestlyplainlysimplysubtly

2. With elaborate or dramatic styleC1formal

   In a manner that is very elaborate, ornate, or dramatic.

   de manera extravagante o vistosa

   • The architect designed the building flamboyantly, with many curves and decorations.
   • He spoke flamboyantly, using grand gestures and poetic language.
   • The artist painted flamboyantly, with bold strokes and vivid colors.

   Sinónimosdramaticallyelaboratelyextravagantlyflashilyornatelyostentatiouslyshowilytheatrically

   Antónimosmodestlyplainlysimply