Hollywood
- adjective
- /ˈhɑːlɪˌwʊd/
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ostentoso
- The dress she wore to the party was very Hollywood, with sparkling sequins and bold colors.
Who, you know, a lot of these faces were they don't make the whole face, but like the cheek implants, like that's a very standard Hollywood look for.
- Who, you know, a lot of these faces were they don't make the whole face, but like the cheek implants, like that's a very standard Hollywood look for.
- This is the most Hollywood thing at Lenny Kravitz house with Mike Tyson, Daniel Cormier.
- I'm constantly sort of grappling and questioning myself and my positionality and trying to not be this out of touch Hollywood actress.
- So it's like a little pouch with handles, which I feel like is very old fashioned, and then you've got that kiss lock fastening, which is just very like old Hollywood glam.
- And that's the thing, man, It's like, I just want one thing I want everybody to know about me is that I'm not Hollywood.
Examples
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So it's like a little pouch with handles, which I feel like is very old fashioned, and then you've got that kiss lock fastening, which is just very like old Hollywood glam.
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It's no flashy Hollywood set, it's no big bells and whistles.
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Well, I look like old Hollywood, so if that's fun.
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I'm going to take gold deposit by Matt just to give her a fun bronze glow and this will just give her that Hollywood effect.
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I think it looks very Hollywood red carpet esque and I don't know.
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So this product is kind of like a Hollywood flawless filter esque type of thing.
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um, very done, you know, I don't know, like always, like lashes on and Hollywood kind of look. I don't know,
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We're just reminiscing and we're going for super glam Hollywood waves, glossy, delicious.
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Now I want my skin to look quite glowy but not kind of greasy, so I am going to go in with my Hollywood Flawless filter underneath.
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His speech had a Hollywood flair, filled with dramatic pauses and flashy gestures.
Synonyms
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Having the look of a film, with dramatic wide shots
Relating to the entertainment industry with a bright, flashy style
Having a glamorous, movie-star look and style
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How Flashy
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Etymology
Hollywood can also describe something flashy or in poor taste because the place is known for big, over-the-top shows, so 'Hollywood' can mean showy or gaudy.