Modifies a noun

• costume: Here's the thing: There's super-hero movies and they always have these flamboyant costumes and they never explain who's making these.

• personality: A man with a strong flamboyant personality would be much more likely to prefer a ring which stands out.

• singer: More than 2,000 guests sang along to ' Rocket Man ' at the flamboyant singer 's 14th annual Academy Awards bash.

• style: In its usual flamboyant style, Ryanair rebuked the criticisms.

• lifestyle: I was a single parent - I couldn't afford a flamboyant lifestyle.

• star: The crucial showdown featured the sensational Robins ' captain Leigh Adams and Ipswich's flamboyant British star Mark Loram.

Modifying Another Word

• rather: Bob Bagshaw and party were featured in the local papers, complete with rather flamboyant prose and indistinct photographs.

• too: The Dragon will be too flamboyant for the Dog.

• very: They were all very flamboyant women, very well dressed with lots of jewelry.

• typically: Reading's top scorer was their reliable captain Greg Hancock, who enjoyed sturdy back-up from Travis McGowan and the typically flamboyant Charlie Gjedde.

• so: Drama Parties in general were so flamboyant and lively.

• not: You want to be elegant, not flamboyant, " he said.

Used with adjective complement

• become: In any case, our visitor's manner became less flamboyant.