attention-seeking

Adjective

Meaning

attention-seeking (not comparable)

Exhibiting behaviors designed to attract the admiration, or disapproval, of others. Flamboyant; theatrical.

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attention seeking

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Examples

Burt decides to run against attention-seeking Sarah Louise (Vivica A. Fox) for chairperson of the Natesville church group; Burt's attempt at pig-sitting goes awry. Source: Internet

That fact established during the attention-seeking Bloomberg regime, add democrat Bayside and Whitestone to that segregation list. Source: Internet

In John Wulp's 1957 comedy, Margery (Andrus Nichols) drives everybody crazy with her mood swings and attention-seeking a ectations---she cries a lot, for instance. Source: Internet

“It’s probably because I’ve been drowning in my majors but Xian Gaza seems to exhibit signs of Histrionic Personality Disorder, a personality disorder characterized by excessive attention-seeking behavior,” another comment goes. Source: Internet

While denouncing the teen's ridiculous attention-seeking behavior, with tens of thousands of downloads, Tik Tok should be held partially responsible for its audience's behavior and improve its supervision of the platform. Source: Internet

GM’s don’t want an attention-seeking backup guy like that in the locker room. Source: Internet

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