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garish

[gair-ish, gar-] / ˈgɛər ɪʃ, ˈgær- /


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The man is dangerous and clownish, boorish and fascinating, as crude as a dirty joke and as garish as a casino.

From Seattle Times

In the decades that came after, they pivoted from presenting themselves in galleries to making large photographic assemblages in a trademark garish style.

From New York Times

Junior enters the funeral in a garish, pink-and-purple cowboy outfit — a choice that makes sense later when he is represented as a boy wearing the same costume, being held and then rejected by his mother.

From New York Times

Describing his garish residence, one paper says: “It’s sad that in 30 years we’ve learned how to steal, but not how to spend the money.”

From BBC

And Andre Agassi refused to play at Wimbledon in the earlier years of his career because his signature denim shorts and garish tops were banned.

From Salon