How to pronounce “flamboyant” in English

he looked too flamboyant, like he looked like too effeminate on the airport and that's why he was arrested.

This is a flamboyant cuttlefish.

funny he was so flamboyant and so important and so sophisticated so admirable that although I've never

And the Persians were notoriously wealthy and flamboyant in their costumes and such.

and of course I became more flamboyant because I'm more of the hopy type the more I got nervous and the following

So I said, I was flamboyant for 10 years.

And the door flung open, and this very flamboyant, beautifully dressed black lady entered.

And it's really great to do something that's a lot more feminine and flamboyant and put it there right in front of them.

At the center of the glamorous world of Southeast Asian aquaculture reigned a flamboyant Singaporean tastemaker known as Kenny the Fish, a chain smoking millionaire

overwhelmed by his personality if he remained tiar was so large and flamboyant was so beloved of the press

turbine car program and a very, very flamboyant gentleman.

They weren't flamboyant shorts, they weren't tattered shorts, they weren't skimpy shorts, they were archetypical, boring athletic shorts.

And this means that it is, at one sense, flamboyant.

And then at other times, I do things that are very flamboyant.

so the the clearer that came to me the more nervous I got and the more flamboyant I got and more theoretical

But then I realize that for some people, it would be very brave for them to exist as I am as a very feminine, flamboyant trans man.

I mean, I always say, she-- like she stands out way more than I do as someone who is flamboyant.

So if you see the film, he's very flamboyant.

And then in contrast, something like this is just real joy, very happy, flamboyant spontaneity.

And the story of Piltdown Man came about in 1908, when a man called Charles Dawson, who was a very flamboyant solicitor--

He was a warm, kind man, and a great teacher, and very flamboyant.

That he's outgoing, flamboyant,