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Flamboyant (from
French flamboyant 'flaming') is a lavishly-decorated
style of
Gothic architecture that
appeared in
France and
Spain in the 15th century...
-
French word
indicating "
flamboyance" or "courage"...
- two
species native to Afro-Eurasia. A
group of
flamingoes is
called a "
flamboyance". The name
flamingo comes from
Portuguese or
Spanish flamengo 'flame-colored'...
- was a
figure of
complex temperament,
capable of both
bellicosity and
flamboyance. He did not
marry nor have children,
which –
along with contemporary...
- playwright, composer, director, actor, and singer,
known for his wit,
flamboyance, and what Time
magazine called "a
sense of
personal style, a combination...
-
character a
winning mix of down-to-earth
blokiness with a rags-to-riches
flamboyance (and a bit of ego to
match the
flash car)". However,
Clarke found that...
- "'Hillbilly Elegy' Review: Amy
Adams and
Glenn Close Act with Down-Home
Flamboyance in Ron Howard's
Otherwise Overly Safe Adaptation". Variety. Archived...
-
Rajeev Masand opined that he "plays the part with the sort of
grotesque flamboyance that
makes it hard to look at
anyone or
anything else when he's on the...
- have plot twists,
needledropping of
songs composed by Ilaiyaraaja, and
flamboyance inspired by
Quentin Tarantino's films. Karthik, however, has
stated that...
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Chadha reinvigorates Jane Austen's
Pride and
Prejudice with fun and
flamboyance". "Bride and
Prejudice (12A)".
British Board of Film classification....
