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glossy

[glos-ee, glaw-see] / ˈglɒs i, ˈglɔ si /


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At the Armoni Inn & Suites, rooms boast modern appliances and glossy wood furniture, while a chandelier hovers in the foyer near a swanky sitting area.

From The Wall Street Journal

Data centers are the same kind of extraction, only this time the corporations are hiding them behind fences, nondisclosure agreements and a lot of glossy PR about “upcycling” coal mines and powering the future.

From Salon

She's lovely and glossy, well-fed and has been looked after somewhere.

From BBC

In this way, Common Country and Lucinda’s seem to exist on opposite ends of the eternal country music divide: glossy, highly produced “pop-country” on one side, and the harder-edged “outlaw” variety on the other.

From The Wall Street Journal

Its main form of communicating with customers was through glossy print ads.

From The Wall Street Journal