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Meanings of pizzazz in English

Portuguese
dinamismo
Catalan
energia
Spanish
marcha

The activeness of an energetic personality.

dinamismo
Usage of pizzazz in English
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These healthy low-fat chips get pizzazz with the addition of Italian seasoning.
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But Daniels lacks pizzazz in a party that needs an energetic performer.
Reuters
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Do some changes serve the language's overall pizzazz better than others?
Consider the lobster: and other essays
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In Puel's previous job he inspired Nice to surpass expectations with much pizzazz.
The Guardian
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To be blunt, it needs more pizzazz to grab a restless audience's attention.
Reuters
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Most professional killers prefer a nom de guerre with a bit more pizzazz.
Exit strategy
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She is 24, and changed her name from Freidberg because it lacked pizzazz.
The new yorker
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She had a pizzazz and a common touch they all lacked.
The Guardian
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The client wanted a Web site with some sizzle, some pizzazz.
Wired
10
It lacks the pizzazz of the Xbox One or PlayStation 4.
Wired
11
What UFC 4 lacks in pizzazz, it makes up for in bone-crunching ferocity.
Independent.ie
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One entered with great pomp and pizzazz and a reasonably cheap price tag.
The Irish Times
13
None of them possessed the pizzazz that Tiberius was striving for.'
Sign of the cross
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But The Pajama Game earned its stripes with Broadway pedigree and Hollywood pizzazz.
The Guardian
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Exuding pizzazz, he breezed in, 40 minutes into the photo shoot.
The Irish Times
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But nowadays, India's masses want politics served with more pizzazz.
Reuters
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Translations for pizzazz
Portuguese
dinamismo
Pizzazz through the time