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glitzy
This term describes a superficial brilliance that prioritizes visual impact over substance. It often carries a slightly critical or skeptical undertone, suggesting that the flashiness is an attempt to mask a lack of depth or genuine quality. It is frequently used to describe high-profile events, celebrity culture, or interior design that feels overly curated for public display.
In contrast to words like elegant or sophisticated, which imply a refined and understated taste, glitzy suggests an aggressive, loud, and sometimes tacky approach to luxury. It evokes images of sequins, neon lights, and gold plating, where the primary goal is to dazzle the observer immediately.
Meanings
Examples
The hotel lobby was so glitzy that it felt like a movie set.
I cannot believe she is wearing such a glitzy dress to a casual brunch.
Las Vegas is known for its glitzy casinos and neon lights.
The red carpet event was a glitzy affair filled with A-list celebrities.
Why does every pop star need such a glitzy stage costume?
The new shopping mall is far too glitzy and overwhelming.
She traded her quiet village life for the glitzy world of high fashion.