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flamboyant
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flamboyant adjective affected, baroque, brave, braw, bright, colorful, dazzling, elaborate, extravagant, fancy, flashy, flowery, frilled, frilly, fussy, garish, gaudy, glitzy, grandiose, high-flown, high-flying, lofty, ornate, orotund, overdone, pompous, pretentious, sensational, sensationalistic, showy
See also: elaborate, grandiose, pretentious


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And whether it was Sheedy's magic wand of a left foot or the incredible industriousness of Sellars right through to the flamboyancy of French superstar Ginola, Bez feels they all provided the bullets for Kevin Keegan's Entertainers.
It also features Mika s trademark falsetto vocal acrobatics, which characterized "Life In Cartoon Motion" in moments of colorful flamboyancy, occasionally bordering on pomposity.
It also features Mika's trademark falsetto vocal acrobatics, which characterised "Life In Cartoon Motion" in moments of colourful flamboyancy, occasionally bordering on pomposity.
 
 
 
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