Noun
McMansion (plural McMansions)
(informal, derogatory, chiefly US) A large, imposing and ostentatious house that lacks architectural integrity.
But many readers of this newsletter would not have their McMansion in McLean, their BMW, their membership at Army Navy, second homes in Delaware, cigar lockers and endless glasses of Pinot Noir at BLT Steak and Tosca if that kind of stuff didn't happen. Source: Internet
A pseudo-passive version of the same sentence, however, wouldn’t be considered legit: “That bungalow is trying to be made into a McMansion.” Source: Internet
Navalny's operation produced a 50 minute that showcased Medvedev's recently acquired mansions (one garishly ostentatious McMansion was a gift from an oligarch with state business), yachts, and even a vineyard in Tuscany. Source: Internet
Things start getting interesting when a handsome and single medical student, Bing Lee, moves into a McMansion in town, along with his mysterious and snobby friend – William Darcy. Source: Internet
One of the big stories of the week so far was Zillow's mind-numbingly bizarre decision to have a recent-hire lawyer send out a completely bullshit threat letter to the website McMansion Hell. Source: Internet
The vast numbers of people who thought it terribly, terribly important to have a million dollar McMansion in order to signal their value, now wants 1000 Twitter followers, price tag: $0. Source: Internet