showiness

showy | American Dictionary

showy
adjective
us/ˈʃoʊ·i/
attracting attention, sometimes by being extreme in color, design, or materials:
We saw several showy insects that have colored patterns on their wings.

Examples of showy

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In other words, the maiden goes to church for its showy but stately rituals, not out of any spiritual depth.
They wore extraordinarily showy garments and adopted distinctive mannerisms.
This is important as, for too long in music education, it has been the bigger showy and adult-led performances that have been celebrated.
In crying crocodile tears, we know that this was a noisy, showy action.
In this environment, the focus was on the newest, the brightest and the showiest lights.
The paucity of studies may be an oversight on the part of researchers as scent marking is not obviously ' showy ' from the perspective of a human observer.
Back then there were showy declarations and strong pledges of good will, and hope was in the air.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
I would rather have a slow, steady, and not at all a showy administration.
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