Flamboyant (en. Flamboyant)
/flɑ̃.bwa.jɑ̃/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishFrench
adjective
That manifests ostentatiously, with brilliance and liveliness.
His clothing style is very flamboyant.
Son style vestimentaire est très flamboyant.
That is dazzling, radiant.
The decorations at the party were flamboyant.
Les décorations de la fête étaient flamboyantes.
That is excessive or extravagant.
The show was flamboyant, with impressive special effects.
Ce spectacle était flamboyant, avec des effets spéciaux impressionnants.
Etymology
From the Latin 'flamboyans', present participle of 'flamboyer', meaning 'to flame'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
flamboyant talent
A talent that stands out remarkably.
flamboyant talent
flamboyant style
A style that catches the eye with its originality and liveliness.
style flamboyant
flamboyant décor
A décor rich in colors and striking elements.
flamboyant décor
Related Words
flame
A fire symbolizing liveliness or intensity.
flamme
sparkling
That shines with a bright brilliance.
étincelant
exuberant
That manifests with strength and enthusiasm.
exubérant
Slang Meanings
A style that does not go unnoticed.
Her flamboyant look always turns heads.
Son look flamboyant fait toujours tourner les têtes.
Someone who loves to make a splash.
She is truly flamboyant, always at the center of attention.
Elle est vraiment flamboyante, toujours au centre de l'attention.