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Meanings of more showy in English
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Usage of more showy in English
1
The glow of a more showy life was not lost upon her.
2
Her toilet was richer, and more showy still, than the first time.
3
He invariably prefers the more showy diamond, ruby, sapphire, or emerald.
4
Lord Akeldama kept his drawing room for more showy pursuits.
5
Their head-dresses were more showy than those of the men.
6
She was rather a good skater, but more showy than firm on her skates.
7
There was little affectation of your more showy opulence.
8
His style of entertaining was more showy than comfortable.
9
For a more showy style, lingerie hats are justified.
10
Bays are nice too, but greys are more showy.
11
However, these little graces of erudition are of small consequence, being more showy than serviceable.
12
Certainly "better than nothing," but a newspaper would make a more showy costume.
13
Victoria of England by Edith Sitweil had a more showy Nover, pink with neat ruled borders.
14
It was a simple feat, much more showy than difficult, yet exceedingly bewildering to an adversary.
15
Their robes were more showy than any court-dress ever witnessed at Windsor Castle or the Tuileries.
16
For the garments he had worn, others were substituted of finer quality, and more showy appearance.
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