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flamboyant
adjective as in extravagant, theatrical
Example Sentences
But Bloomberg News said it could reflect plans by the Japanese company's flamboyant founder Masayoshi Son to boost his own influence in the AI field.
The band, which had its final show in 2023, was known for flamboyant performances, and costumes and heavy makeup.
Diggs’s flamboyant colleague from Harlem, Adam Clayton Powell, loomed larger as a public figure, but, Mr. Orr argues, on Capitol Hill the quiet Diggs “accomplished far more” than his black fellow representative.
The duo were an unusual pairing: Ball was the quiet technician, hunched over his keyboard, while Almond was a flamboyant showman, all glitter and eye-liner; but they achieved a rare musical alchemy.
But once the flamboyant Tesla chief executive flamed out, the OMB director got to work to make DOGE’s work the foundation for lasting changes.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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