glitz
Noun
Meaning
tasteless showiness
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Borghes’ season was injected with a little extra glitz, him being a prince and all.
Marqués Port While much of the glitz and glamour that made Acapulco famous still remains, from the latter 20th century on, the city has also taken on other less-positive reputations.
Overall, the new SUVs from Rolls-Royce and Bentley outshine the Range Rover's interior in terms of glamour and glitz; if you want a dashboard that looks like Hollywood boulevard, you'll need one of those two.
Ballroom dance was so much more than glitz and sequins, she said.
Some may miss the glitz and glam of dark-wave, italo disco and electronica deep-cuts curated at Nightfreq dance nights—though they recently put on a socially-distanced vinyl night at The Block SLC.
Taking hints of Art Deco and adding some modern glitz, it's all about bringing some glamour to your home.