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economies in
which the con****uous
consumption of
goods and
services ostentatiously signals that the
buyer rose from
poverty and has
something to prove...
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concerned with formalism,
accuracy and precision, or one who
makes an
ostentatious and
arrogant show of learning. Look up
pedant in Wiktionary, the free...
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described as cheesy. In 1909,
Oxford English Dictionary defined camp as "
ostentatious, exaggerated, affected, theatrical;
effeminate or homo****ual" behavior...
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especially as an
indication of
wealth or status; broadly:
expensive and
ostentatious possessions" such as
grills and
designer bags. The term
arose as slang...
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Rhian (11
December 2015). "The 1975's
Cocaine Song 'UGH' Is
Proudly Ostentatious –
Track Review". NME.
Retrieved 6
October 2023. Blumsom, Amy (6 March...
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though with
considerable autonomy. The word came to
suggest tyranny or
ostentatious splendour, and its
modern usage is a
pejorative and
refers to any subordinate...
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Francisco was a
major city
known for its
flamboyant style,
stately hotels,
ostentatious mansions on Nob Hill, and a
thriving arts scene. The
first North American...
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support and just used for
gesturing and prodding.
Portraits which are
ostentatiously posed in the
grand manner are
known as
swagger portraits. The Tate Gallery...
- for his
close relationship with New York City
Mayor Eric
Adams and his
ostentatious displays of wealth.
Whitehead was born in 1978. He
claims he is the son...
