adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
a gaudy/garish colour (= loud and usually showing bad taste )
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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a garish necktie
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Her hair had been dyed a garish shade of red.
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The streets are lined with garish neon signs.
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The traditional designs have been replaced by much more garish colours.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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A guy in tattered cut-offs and garish sport shirt stands on a rock, brandishing a sword above his head.
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But let us follow the other historians in their garish story.
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By their loud, garish colours, their swift, violent painting style and their continuing relationship with the figurative.
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He made two desperate attempts to recoup by staging the kind of garish spectacle that had once lured customers to the Falls.
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In some ways, Taylor is an unusual candidate to be the connoisseur of such a garish spectacle.
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It is predominantly white, but the away strip is even more garish , a mix of red, white and blue.
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The garish front of the Pizza Eater blossomed.