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Glitz

usgb/ɡlɪts/Volume
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Negative NuancePlay
Glitz often implies something is flashy in a superficial or shallow way. SlideThe party had a lot of glitz, but it felt empty and superficial.
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'Glitz' can suggest poor taste or a lack of sophistication, despite appearances. SlideHer dress was pure glitz, too gaudy for an elegant event.
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Cultural ConnotationPlay
In American culture, 'glitz' is often associated with Las Vegas or Hollywood. SlideHe loved the glitz of Las Vegas' neon lights and lively casinos.