flamboyancen.
/flamˈbɔɪəns/, U.S. /flæmˈbɔɪ(j)əns/ The quality of being flamboyant.
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the mind > emotion > pride > ostentation > [noun]
boast1297
strut1303
bombancec1325
bobantc1330
bobancec1380
ambitionc1384
oliprancec1390
pretence?a1439
ostentationa1475
pransawtea1500
bravity1546
finesse1549
bravery1573
overlashing1579
brave1596
peacockry1596
garishness1598
maggot ostentation1598
ostent1609
flaunta1625
spectability1637
vantation1637
fastuousness1649
fastuosity1656
finery1656
parade1656
phantastry1656
ostentatiousness1658
éclat1704
pretension1706
braw1724
swell1724
showiness1730
ostensibility1775
fanfaronade1784
display1816
showing off1822
glimmer1827
tigerism1836
peacockery1844
show-off1846
flare1847
peacockism1854
swank1854
tigerishness1869
flashness1888
flamboyance1891
peacockishness1892
flamboyancy1896
swankiness1920
plushness1949
glitziness1982
fantasia-
fantastication-
1891 Athenæum 17 Jan. 86/1 Flamboyance..may be a better augury of right richness when chastening comes than conventional moderation.
1909 Daily Chron. 2 July 4/7 Its architectural flamboyance.
1940 W. S. Maugham Books & You i. 26 The flamboyance of Elizabethan English.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1896; most recently modified version published online March 2022).
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n.1891- plagiotropy
- plagium
- plagiums
- plagose
- plagosity
- plague
- plague bacillus
- plague bill
- plague cake
- plague flea
- plague house
- plague infection
- plague mark
- plague patient
- plague pipe
- plague pit
- plague rat
- plague saint
- plague ship
- plague sore
- plague spot
- plague the life out of
- plague time
- plague year
- plague-corpuscle