What does “flamboyant” mean?
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Oh, this is a fun one —
"Flamboyant" means someone (or something) is very bright, showy, and full of energy in a way that really grabs your attention. It's not quiet or subtle — it's loud in the best way.
Like, imagine a guy who walks into a party wearing a bright purple suit, a big hat, and lots of gold jewelry, and he's laughing loudly and dancing right away. You'd say, "Wow, he's so flamboyant!" Or think of a singer who does huge dramatic moves on stage and wears wild costumes — totally flamboyant.
It can also describe a style, like "her flamboyant decorating style" — think lots of color, bold patterns, nothing boring.
It's usually not a negative word — it just means someone lives big and isn't afraid to be noticed. 🎉
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