What are the antonyms for OSTENTATIOUS?
- reasonable, saving, hidden, concealed, unhurt, uncomplicated, provident, ugly, quiet, restrained, uninvolved, crude, plain, economical, unostentatious, unrefined, inconspicuous, secret, moderate, mousy, Untasteful, disguised, unornamented, toned, unfancy, ok, homely, unchanged, simple, overmodest, appropriate, general, thrifty, proper, unassertive, passive, unelaborate, regular, shy, unobtrusive, usual, bashful, unfashionable, unpretentious, normal, fitting, mild, graceful, humble, subtle, diffident, unsophisticated, moral, inelegant, unpronounced, unimpaired, reserved, timid, rough, close, unpretending, elegant, modest, retiring, stingy, uninjured.
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Synonyms for OSTENTATIOUS
- tinsel,
- magniloquent,
- pompous,
- foolish,
- Profusive,
- false,
- arch,
- longwinded,
- in poor taste,
- specious,
- overambitious,
- genteel,
- overrefined,
- imprudent,
- wordy,
- overbold,
- notorious,
- old-maidish,
- ham,
- many-faceted,
- adorned,
- playacting,
- out-and-out,
- full of hot air,
- nonsensical,
- gesticulative,
- Imitated,
- vulgar,
- inflated,
- swollen,
- frou-frou,
- glittery,
- hoity-toity,
- obvious,
- special,
- peacockish,
- highfaluting,
- flamboyant,
- stuffed shirt,
- spiffy,
- with all the extras,
- studied,
- forced,
- prudish,
- Froufrou,
- swellheaded,
- costly,
- pumped up,
- bold,
- Masquerading,
- Inkhorn,
- high-falutin',
- Pedantical,
- self-centered,
- prideful,
- crowing,
- campy,
- flagitous,
- opulent,
- in the lap of luxury,
- stilted,
- peacocky,
- blatant,
- expensive,
- in,
- lulu,
- splendiferous,
- protrusive,
- dramatic,
- far out,
- self-respecting,
- stagiest,
- enormous,
- overestimated,
- imposture,
- awful,
- conceited,
- flatulent,
- crass*,
- hanging out,
- stylish,
- absurd,
- put-on,
- spectacular,
- open,
- egotistic,
- florid,
- assured,
- orotund,
- grandiose,
- formalistic,
- elaborate,
- hammy,
- spendthrift,
- frilly,
- proud,
- pleased with oneself,
- self-glorying,
- feigned,
- phony,
- shameful,
- grand,
- mannered,
- insincere,
- formal,
- fab,
- self-important,
- tumid,
- Beautifying,
- fustian,
- outrageous,
- oratorical,
- declamatory,
- Rhapsodical,
- gaudy,
- fanciful,
- faked,
- camp,
- fussy,
- stick out like sore thumb,
- swanky,
- extravagant,
- flagrant,
- unrestrained,
- preposterous,
- simulated,
- infamous,
- ritzy,
- glitzy,
- tasteless,
- ersatz,
- artificial,
- silly,
- over-wrought,
- too big for one's britches,
- out-standing,
- rhetorical,
- oldmaidish,
- bizarre,
- pedantic,
- unconscionable,
- overblown,
- hyperbolic,
- operatic,
- beaut,
- immodest,
- overweening,
- rank,
- superficial,
- high falutin,
- aureate,
- fraudulent,
- in the mainstream,
- crazy,
- pop,
- deceitful,
- awkward,
- loudmouthed,
- atrocious,
- popper,
- stuck-up,
- highfalutin',
- classy,
- fancy,
- egoistic,
- melodramatic,
- windy,
- swollen-headed,
- stagier,
- more dismissive,
- highhanded,
- modernistic,
- pretentious,
- trophy,
- snobbiest,
- custom,
- fake,
- out and out,
- Surcharged,
- low-down-and-dirty,
- alembicated,
- contrived,
- boastful,
- resplendent,
- steep,
- swank,
- precieux,
- windbag,
- plushy,
- rakish,
- cushy,
- nit-picking,
- flaunty,
- fantastic,
- bogus,
- flaming,
- deluxe,
- voguish,
- high-and-mighty,
- exorbitant,
- wellmannered,
- high hat,
- jeweled,
- flourishing,
- swanky*,
- histrionic,
- easy on the eyes,
- pretended,
- decorative,
- high-hat,
- mod,
- campiest,
- sniffy,
- Euphuistic,
- schoolish,
- luxurious,
- daliesque,
- dismissive,
- grody,
- Flaunting,
- haughty,
- dressed to the teeth,
- precious,
- sporty,
- bare-faced,
- lavish,
- putting on the ritz,
- over-refined,
- showy,
- something else,
- sham*,
- Counterfeited,
- balderdash,
- putting on airs,
- reckless,
- disgraceful,
- fraud*,
- unusual,
- puffed-up,
- shameless,
- affected,
- intricate,
- conspicuous,
- senatorial,
- stiff,
- shallow,
- assumed,
- confident,
- dropsical,
- uptown,
- self-conscious,
- implausible,
- improvident,
- with all the options,
- avant-garde,
- gassy,
- unreasonable,
- dashing,
- dressed to kill,
- undisguised,
- high tech,
- Tony,
- capital,
- splurgy,
- chichi*,
- low-down,
- with-it,
- sonorous,
- wicked,
- apish,
- baroque,
- striking,
- imitation,
- flash,
- ludicrous,
- splashy,
- posing,
- snobbish,
- flashy*,
- stylistic,
- snazzy,
- kitsch,
- loud,
- overpriced,
- exaggerated,
- portentous,
- grandiloquent,
- drop-dead,
- excessive,
- catchpenny,
- over-nice,
- huffy,
- too-too,
- sophistical,
- high falutin',
- apparently right,
- synthetic,
- theatrical,
- donnish,
- extortionate,
- sensational,
- unbalanced,
- stagy,
- ornate,
- schmaltzy,
- firstclass,
- BLING,
- gone hollywood,
- extreme,
- in fashion,
- big-headed,
- prim and proper,
- narcissistic,
- casuistic,
- high-sounding,
- highfalutin,
- stuck up,
- nose in the air,
- spurious,
- obtrusive,
- solemn,
- behaviour,
- profligate,
- jaunty,
- counterfeit,
- highly wrought,
- overelaborate,
- campier,
- inordinate,
- unnatural,
- verbose,
- condescending,
- snobby,
- wild,
- hollow,
- recherche,
- gross*,
- high-handed,
- Flaunted,
- gingerbread,
- rococo,
- immoderate,
- Magnific,
- shocking,
- forged,
- ranting,
- gussied up,
- turgid,
- exhibitionistic,
- facade,
- rhapsodic,
- pleasure-loving,
- garish,
- scandalous,
- upscale,
- distingue,
- gorgeous,
- noticeable,
- dreadful,
- swashbuckling,
- la-di-da,
- goodlooking,
- high-flown,
- egregious,
- ostentatious,
- ridiculous,
- posturing,
- flashy,
- first class,
- mock,
- bombastic,
- uppish,
- lowdown,
- vain,
- centerfold,
- grandly,
- overdone,
- smug,
- flowery,
- big-talking,
- Impersonating,
- brazen,
- Preening,
- heinous,
- prodigal.
Usage Examples for OSTENTATIOUS
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" I think he might be a little less ostentatious. - "The Squire's Daughter" by Silas K(itto) Hocking
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He was bent on making money, chiefly because he seemed to feel that there was no way of obtaining his ideal without large expenditures; and yet he was not ostentatious. - "The Locusts' Years" by Mary Helen Fee
