Goarish
Adjective
Pronunciation: goh-ar-ish
Definition:
1. Having a gaudy, exaggerated, or showy appearance, often characterized by a combination of excessive colors, patterns, or decorations.
2. Exhibiting loud, garish, or ostentatious elements that may feel overwhelming or out of place in their surroundings.
3. Tending to attract attention due to its flashy and flamboyant nature.
Origin:
The word "goarish" seems to have its roots in the combination of "gaudy" and "garish," both denoting similar concepts of excessive and flashy appearances. This blend of terms resulted in the formation of a new word that encapsulates the vividness and flamboyance associated with such ostentatious displays.
Usage:
1. The ballroom was decorated with goarish floral arrangements. The clash of vibrant colors and over-the-top patterns overwhelmed the guests.
2. Her goarish outfit, consisting of a neon pink dress and sparkling silver boots, made her stand out at the party.
3. The interior of the casino was goarish, with its combination of glittering chandeliers, bold wall coverings, and colorful slot machines. It aimed to captivate visitors with its vibrant and attention-grabbing atmosphere.
Synonyms:
gaudy, flashy, loud, ostentatious, showy, flamboyant, garish, brash, extravagant, lurid
