She always wears flashy clothes.
The store's sign stands out with its loud colors.
She always wears flashy clothes.
He fell dramatically, and everyone was surprised.
He spent money extravagantly, surprising those around him.
She lives a flashy lifestyle.
派手 is the general word for flashy or showy, whereas 華奢 (かしゃ) specifically implies extravagant luxury rather than just bright colors or style.
派手 suggests something flashy or showy in a bold, attention-grabbing way, while ビビッド simply describes color or impression as vivid and clear without implying excess.
派手 describes something flashy or loud in appearance, sometimes with a negative sense of being overdone, while 豪華 stresses genuine luxury and high quality.
派手 describes something showy or flashy, sometimes with a negative nuance of excess, while カラフル neutrally describes many bright colors.
派手 emphasizes flashiness or showiness in appearance or style, while 大々的 emphasizes the large scale or wide publicity of an action.
派手 describes something flashy or showy in appearance, while センセーショナル focuses on the excitement or shock value of news or events rather than visual flashiness.
派手 describes something flashy or loud, often with a negative or over-the-top connotation, while ゴージャス keeps a positive sense of refined luxury.
派手 describes something flashy and showy, the opposite of the subdued, understated quality of 渋い.
派手 describes something flashy, showy, or attention-grabbing, the opposite of the modest, low-key quality of 控えめ.
派手 describes a flashy, showy appearance, the opposite of 清楚's modest, understated neatness.
派手 describes something flashy and showy, contrasting with the restrained, subdued quality of 落ち着いた.
派手 describes something flashy, colorful, or ostentatious, contrasting with the plain, understated quality of 質素.
flamboyant; showy; extravagant; attention-seeking
flamboyant; showy; extravagant; attention-seeking
flashy; gaudy; flamboyant