(of bad behaviour, telling a lie) obvious and without caring; without regret
obvious; brazen
a place where tourists, soldiers, explorers etc live in tents or huts
consciously affecting the unfashionable, weird, or bizarre
having much detail
intricate; involved
showing, having, done with, good taste in design, style, movement, behaviour etc
beautiful, tasteful
(in the habit of) wasting money etc; (of ideas, speech, behaviour) going beyond what is reasonable; not properly controlled
indulgent, wasteful
(especially of small things) brightly coloured; made to please the eye; not plain or ordinary
extravagant, ornamental
(of a crime etc) openly and obviously wicked
flaunting, blatant; without shame
brightly coloured and decorated; (of a person, behaviour, writing style etc) very energetic, lively etc
extravagant, theatrical
shining and attractive but often a little vulgar
flamboyant, in poor taste
unpleasantly coloured; over-decorated
flashy, tasteless
too bright and showy
bright and vulgar
richly coloured; magnificent; giving pleasure and satisfaction
beautiful, magnificent
magnificent; splendid; self-important and proud
impressive, great
planned on an impressive scale (often foolishly)
theatrical, extravagant
of a hyperbola
wordy; flowery in speech
supplied with luxuries; very comfortable
affluent, indulgent
richly decorated; (od literature) not simple in style or vocabulary
fancily decorated
full of, showing (too much) self-importance
arrogant, egotistic
claiming (without justification) great ability, qualities or importance
snobbish, conceited
(too) concerned with the style of speaking and writing and not with the content
wordy; flowery in speech
attracting attention because (too) colourful, bright etc
flamboyant, flashy
if, like, a snob
stuck-up, conceited
seeming to be right or true but not really so
misleading
conceited; too proud
snobbish
having good style; fashionable
fashionable
of style
rhetorical
without use, value, meaning or result; having too high an opinion of one's looks, abilities etc
egotistical