Meanings of as gaudy in English

Inevitably, his work has been read as gaudy celebrations of Spain's new-found freedom.

Do the kits have to look as gaudy as well?

The ladies of the court were nearly as gaudy.

That glassy, twisting spire, as gaudy as any Christmas ornament, is owned by offshore Chinese.

The Big White Triangle Photograph: Tempo The Tempo isn't as gaudy as you might expect.

Kitsch: defined in dictionaries as gaudy, trash, pretentious, shallow art expression addressing a low, unrefined taste.

Ranks of confectionery were arrayed on cream-coloured doilies, pink and yellow, red and chocolate, as gaudy as any model army.

You may see Pupkin there at any time cutting enchanted grass on a little lawn in as gaudy a blazer as ever.

This resident public, called from its daily labours and duties, did not always show as gaudy a make-up as did the dressed-up travelling public.

The man was a wreck; but his clothes and his jewellery-incruel mockery of the change in him-wereas gay and as gaudy as ever.

It was as gaudy as the other inns, yellow trimmed in bright red and bilious, eye-wrenching green, though here the paint was cracked and peeling.

As gaudy as it could look, especially looking back at some of those photos, Lycra was comfortable.