Meanings of more pizzazz in English

To be blunt, it needs more pizzazz to grab a restless audience's attention.

Most professional killers prefer a nom de guerre with a bit more pizzazz.

But nowadays, India's masses want politics served with more pizzazz.

They had more pizzazz than that.

The beat is a simple hodgepodge of synths and drums with a chopped and screwed voice peppered in for more pizzazz.

The rides, in black town cars, offered more pizzazz and comfort than a taxi, but without the advance-booking that limo services typically require.

We are given the occasional spark of humour, but this memoir needs much more pizzazz to ignite a tiresome tale into a worthwhile read.

"They usually dress with more pizzazz than that."