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gaudiness
[ gaw-dee-nis ]
noun
- garish or gaudy quality; cheap or tasteless showiness or excessive brightness, colorfulness, busyness, etc.:
Everything these artists make is loud and obnoxious, full of glitz and gaudiness.
In dark-sky parks, the absence of civilization's gaudiness allows the blanket of stars above us to shine through.
Other ˜yÐÄvlog Forms
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of gaudiness1
Example Sentences
I’m less precious about reality television programming, as a louder lighting scheme often matches the general decibel of those shows and the gaudiness of their horrific production lights.
When did gaudiness become a front for spiritually dilute music, or a compensatory tactic when music is too hood for the mainstream, a diversion to help it translate?
Mostly, I enjoyed how ordinary the evening felt with its corny jokes, gaudiness, desperation and self-congratulation.
Most of the trees still held their leaves, and most remained green, like a woodland silent majority, quietly reminding us of spring and summer, and seemingly content to leave gaudiness to others.
Perhaps that gaudiness was the point, but from what we saw on social media, it lacked any kind of self-awareness that would make that point clear.
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