flamboyant in Japanese
flamboyant in Japanese is ホウオウボク — flamboyant means bold, showy, and confident in style or behavior, often to draw attention.
flamboyant in Japanese
ホウオウボク
Pronounced: hōōboku
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What does "flamboyant" mean?
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adjective Bold, showy, and confident in style or behavior, often to draw attention.
"The singer's flamboyant stage outfits became his trademark."
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flamboyant in a sentence
- The singer's flamboyant stage outfits became his trademark.
- She gave a flamboyant speech full of dramatic gestures.
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What is "flamboyant" in Japanese?
"flamboyant" in Japanese is ホウオウボク. flamboyant means: Bold, showy, and confident in style or behavior, often to draw attention.
How do you pronounce ホウオウボク?
"flamboyant" in Japanese is ホウオウボク, pronounced "hōōboku".
How do you use "flamboyant" in a sentence?
Example: "The singer's flamboyant stage outfits became his trademark." In Japanese, "flamboyant" is ホウオウボク.
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