pizzaz
- noun
- /pɪˈzæz/
- US
:
estilo
- The fashion show was filled with models showcasing outfits that had a lot of pizzazz and flair.
And since when is pizzazz the benchmark of trustworthiness?
- And since when is pizzazz the benchmark of trustworthiness?
- I know this doesn't look that all exciting and there's like not a lot of pizzazz or hype around bees, but they're just a stunning, just solid, good blush formula.
Examples
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And since when is pizzazz the benchmark of trustworthiness?
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I know this doesn't look that all exciting and there's like not a lot of pizzazz or hype around bees, but they're just a stunning, just solid, good blush formula.
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Her performance was full of pizzazz, capturing the audience's attention from start to finish.
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The decorations at the party added a touch of pizzazz, making the event feel more festive.
Synonyms
17
8.3
A strong energy or appeal that makes something more exciting
11
7.9
Energy and style that make something more exciting
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7.0
Active energy and strong enthusiasm that makes someone take action
5
3.7
An attractive, stylish quality that many people admire
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7.2
A lively, exciting energy in a person or thing
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7.9
A lively, exciting quality that makes someone or something stand out
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7.1
A fun, fashionable quality that makes people or things seem attractive
Showy actions that impress and distract people in performances
Strong excitement that makes other people feel excited too
How Exciting
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word pizzaz is a playful show-business word that probably comes from copying a bright, lively sound, similar to the English word zip ('energy') or the idea of 'zest'. So, pizzaz means the extra 'spark' of energy, style, and excitement that makes something stand out.