splashiness
- noun
- /ˈsplæʃiˌnəs/
- The splashiness of the event overshadowed its intended message of charity.
Examples
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He dressed with a splashiness that made him stand out at every party.
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Some critics felt the design's splashiness detracted from its true elegance.
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The splashiness of the new advertising campaign caught everyone's attention.
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Her dress was criticized for its splashiness during the formal event.
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The splashiness of the new fashion collection attracted a lot of attention at the runway show.
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Despite its splashiness, the party felt superficial and lacked meaningful conversations.
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He was criticized for the splashiness of his presentation, which overshadowed the content.
Synonyms
Flashy style that looks nice but is not deep
An act of trying to get attention by doing dramatic moves
A very bright and fancy style that attracts attention in dress or manner
Lack of deep thought or careful attention
An act of showing off money or achievements to get attention
A bright, showy style that attracts attention and looks cheap
A cheap, flashy look that seems low quality
A style that is very bright or richly decorated to attract attention
Too much bright decoration on clothes or signs that looks bad
Things that are very bright or flashy and look unpleasant
A quality of looking cheap and in bad taste
A flashy style of dress with expensive clothes and jewelry
A way of behaving that shows off wealth or style to impress others
Something that looks bright and attractive but has no real value
A stylish, expensive look that shows someone is rich
A stylish, impressive appearance that shows wealth or good taste
The use of very fancy, detailed language or style that feels too much
Antonyms
How Showy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Splashiness comes from the simple word splash, the sound or action when something hits water, with the endings -y and -ness to make a noun. Think of someone who 'makes a splash' at an event by wearing very bright or loud clothes, so splashiness means being showy or flashy and attracting attention instead of being subtle.