0 in a very confident way that shows you like to be noticed by other people, for example by the way you dress or talk:
Flamboyantly camp, he brushed aside questions about his sexuality.
He picked up his wife and swept her flamboyantly over the threshold of their new home.
She carries around her groceries in a flamboyantly floral bag.
The flamboyantly colored red admiral is having the best year of all the butterflies.
She soon switched to cheerful, dressing flamboyantly and with an excess of sparkly make-up and jewelry.
But my belief is that she will continue to ply her trade as before, furtively now rather than flamboyantly.
The policies of war and conquest can always be presented flamboyantly and colourfully; the process of peace-making is a laborious and detailed one.
In the characteristic clip joint a flamboyantly attired siren lures the midnight stroller in, ostensibly to quench his thirst, but very frequently with promises of more seductive pleasures.
