Snazzy
What it means
Stylish and conspicuously lively in a fresh, informal way.
Reach for it when praising clothing, design, or presentation whose flair is meant to be noticed
A snazzy orange lining gave the plain coat a private flash of color.
Words to choose between 6
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playful
flashy
Fits when conspicuous brightness is factual rather than fully approving
Careful Flashy often criticizes display that lacks substance.
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playful
Fits when fresh neat appearance deserves breezy praise
Careful Spiffy emphasizes smart tidiness more than bold distinction.
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warm
Fits when good taste is the broad and neutral compliment
Careful Stylish can be quiet and restrained, whereas snazzy calls attention to flair.
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professional
Fits when attracting visual attention is the measurable effect
Careful Something eye-catching may be ugly, alarming, or difficult to use.
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formal
Fits when fashionable elegance feels sophisticated
Careful Chic is cooler and less exuberant than snazzy.
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literary
Fits when neat, lively dress gives a person polished charm
Careful Dapper is traditionally masculine and slightly old-fashioned.
Opposites 3
- drab
- dowdy
- plain
Common phrases 3
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snazzy outfit
Her snazzy outfit combined a vintage suit with bright trainers.
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snazzy design
The snazzy design kept its boldest color for the important controls.
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look snazzy
The repaired bicycle will look snazzy after its new brass bell arrives.
Definitions and examples are written for this site. How words are chosen Recording: Naomi Persephone Amethyst, American accent, from Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0 Updated