Definition of flamboyance

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sự rực rỡ

/flæmˈbɔɪəns//flæmˈbɔɪəns/

"Flamboyance" originates from the French word "flamboyant," meaning "flame-like" or "flaming." This connection stems from the flamboyant Gothic architectural style popular in 14th-15th century France, characterized by intricate, flame-like decorations. The word evolved to describe anything with a similar visual quality - bright, showy, and striking. Eventually, it shifted to encompass any behavior or personality that was bold, dramatic, and attention-grabbing.

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the fact of being different, confident and exciting in a way that attracts attention

sự khác biệt, tự tin và thú vị theo cách thu hút sự chú ý

Example:
  • He lacked the flamboyance of other members of the band.

    Anh ấy thiếu sự hào hoa như các thành viên khác trong ban nhạc.

the fact of being brightly coloured and likely to attract attention

thực tế là có màu sắc rực rỡ và có khả năng thu hút sự chú ý

Example:
  • They were noted for the flamboyance of their dress.

    Họ được chú ý vì sự rực rỡ trong trang phục của họ.