gaudy /ˈgɑ:di/ adjective
gaud·i·er; gaud·i·est 1 : too bright and heavily decorated
▪ gaudy jewelry/colors ▪ The showgirls wore gaudy costumes. 2 informal : very large or impressive
▪ They bought the house for a gaudy sum. ▪ (disapproving) He collected fancy cars and other gaudy symbols of wealth. ▪ The team had a gaudy [=dazzling] 10–0 record at the start of the season.
▪ gaudy jewelry/colors ▪ The showgirls wore gaudy costumes.
▪ They bought the house for a gaudy sum. ▪ (disapproving) He collected fancy cars and other gaudy symbols of wealth. ▪ The team had a gaudy [=dazzling] 10–0 record at the start of the season.
— gaud·i·ly 
/ˈgɑ:dəli/ adverb
▪ gaudily dressed clowns ▪ gaudily painted statues
/ˈgɑ:dəli/ adverb ▪ gaudily dressed clowns ▪ gaudily painted statues
— gaud·i·ness /ˈgɑ:dinəs/ noun [noncount]
▪ the gaudiness of the mansion
/ˈgɑ:dinəs/ noun [noncount] ▪ the gaudiness of the mansion
