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Media attention or elaborate ceremony
A short ceremonial tune or flourish played on brass instruments, typically to introduce something or someone important
A collection of objects arranged for public viewing
Extravagant or intensive publicity or promotion
Loud sounds emanating from lively human activity
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Noun
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Media attention or elaborate ceremony
display
show
ballyhoo
commotion
fuss
hullabaloo
ostentation
showiness
stir
brouhaha
flashiness
hubbub
hype
pageantry
publicity
sensationalism
splendor
US
splendour
UK
glitz
pzazz
UK
pizzazz
US
razzle-dazzle
ritziness
to-do
alarum
array
cheering
demonstration
elaboration
panoply
parade
pomp
salute
shine
trumpet blast
spectacle
exhibition
pomposity
extravagance
flourish
ostentatiousness
lavishness
flaunting
resplendence
splendidness
ceremony
vaunting
pretension
bravura
pretentiousness
showboat
frippery
pageant
vanity
splurge
ornateness
affectation
exhibitionism
flamboyance
glitziness
garishness
grandeur
boasting
swankiness
swank
magnificence
bragging
splashiness
drama
ceremoniousness
glitter
parading
pompousness
ceremonial
theatricality
state
glory
showing off
showoff
ritual
splash
razzmatazz
grandiosity
formality
solemnity
production
performance
grandness
opulence
stateliness
gloriousness
majesty
richness
sumptuousness
brilliance
style
radiance
dazzle
bother
ado
vainglory
éclat
hoo-ha
glamour
UK
trappings
grandezza
regalia
attire
apparatus
dress
turnout
get-up
glamor
US
bravado
grand gesture
swagger
raiment
insignia
garb
frame-up
exhibit
exposure
pedantry
scheme
example
blaze
sample
exposition
arrayal
grandstand play
revelation
arrangement
presentation
act
manifestation
panorama
dash
unfolding
expo
spread
layout
for show
front
nobility
gorgeousness
gaudiness
splendiferousness
tinsel
brashness
superbness
augustness
sublimeness
nobleness
stupendousness
conceit
resplendency
braggadocio
vigor
US
vigour
UK
self-importance
boastfulness
egotism
obtrusiveness
conspicuousness
smugness
vaingloriousness
vulgarity
loudness
kitschness
flash
tastelessness
self-advertisement
flashness
bad taste
self-admiration
self-love
pride
conceitedness
bumptiousness
luxury
brilliancy
self-conceit
consequence
arrogance
impressiveness
put-on
ego
swellheadedness
self-congratulation
self-opinion
vainness
pridefulness
complacency
self-glory
complacence
self-esteem
self-assumption
bighead
self-satisfaction
haughtiness
imperiousness
airs
brightness
affectedness
false front
amour propre
cockiness
swelled head
bigheadedness
grandioseness
meretriciousness
tawdriness
image
impression
window dressing
luxuriousness
fineness
superficiality
appearance
beauty
elegance
window-dressing
poshness
success
effect
confidence
brag
boast
vaunt
swaggering
brazenness
pretending
bluster
triumph
excellence
sight
renown
finery
narcissism
pomp and circumstance
refinement
flair
lustre
UK
dignity
energy
punch
spirit
swashbuckling
egomania
self-absorption
egocentrism
self-centredness
self-obsession
egoism
self-regard
rank
standing
showmanship
stylishness
gasconade
puffery
boldness
panache
virtuosity
animation
verve
pretence
UK
pretense
US
swollen-headedness
quality
fashion
class
rodomontade
big-headedness
self-worship
ego trip
affected ways
luster
US
assumption
superiority
masterfulness
presumptuousness
loftiness
self-consequence
huffiness
hauteur
inflation
toploftiness
peremptoriness
superciliousness
lordliness
élan
brio
showing-off
stature
status
cachet
prestige
immodesty
high horse
posing
posturing
portentousness
snobbery
overstatement
disguise
snobbishness
fake
charade
big talk
phoney
UK
phony
US
hypocrisy
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“The launch of Windows 2000 last week was not accompanied by the usual
fanfare
of hype and publicity surrounding the launch of a Microsoft operating environment.”
Noun
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A short ceremonial tune or flourish played on brass instruments, typically to introduce something or someone important
flourish
fanfaronade
trump
tucket
peal of trumpets
trumpet blare
trumpet call
parade
“The opening movement combines a brass
fanfare
with a Widorian toccata figure for its music argument.”
Noun
▲
A collection of objects arranged for public viewing
display
show
convention
expo
exposition
exhibit
exhibition
fair
demo
demonstration
spectacle
carnival
extravaganza
showing
festival
funfair
bazaar
pageant
pageantry
parade
ceremony
presentation
marketplace
mart
gala
performance
showcase
circus
viewing
county fair
world fair
trade event
trade fair
event
fete
panoply
program
US
programme
UK
representation
airing
retrospective
scene
sight
tableau
view
spectacular
picture
raree-show
production
procession
play
appearance
biennale
offering
cavalcade
mounting
vista
revelation
array
public display
illustration
celebration
manifestation
tattoo
arrangement
trade show
proffering
Nativity
crib
art display
special
observance
occasion
centennial
wonder
ritual
broadcast
televising
staging
phenomenon
curiosity
marvel
playing
charade
motorcade
make-believe
pomp
movie
comedy
drama
creche
screening
tableau vivant
panorama
scenery
occurrence
art exhibit
ex
image
outlook
landscape
burlesque
musical
variety
divertissement
caricature
parody
tournament
march-past
flash
fireworks
advertisement
front
setting
prospect
vision
portrayal
painting
inspection
a scene
an act
flight of fancy
montage
description
set
decor
muster
review
field day
march past
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Noun
▲
Extravagant or intensive publicity or promotion
hype
publicity
promotion
advertising
marketing
propaganda
puff
ballyhoo
puffery
boost
exposure
plug
plugging
puffing
push
brouhaha
buildup
razzmatazz
excitement
flimflam
hysteria
racket
build-up
hot air
hard sell
extensive publicity
press
réclame
boosterism
commercial
PR
promulgation
release
blurb
distribution
billing
promo
announcing
hoopla
noise
currency
pitch
announcement
clout
ink
scratch
pushing
broadcasting
spread
handout
report
attention
write-up
press-agentry
spotlight
public relations
media hype
big noise
advertisement
praise
boosting
presentation
spiel
publicizing
US
broadcast
publicization
airplay
airtime
publicising
UK
advertising campaign
publicity campaign
playing time
PR campaign
hoo-ha
P.R.
extravagant commendation
touting
splash
promotional
advertizing
ad
proclamation
promoting
exposition
exhibiting
blasting
displaying
screamer
squib
exhibition
posting
advert
promotions
outreach
song and dance
propaganda campaign
mention
patter
line
campaign
selling
marketing campaign
offer
recommendation
e-marketing
advertising promotion
pizzazz
US
pzazz
UK
notice
image management
laudation
newspeak
agitprop
disinformation
information
brainwashing
sales talk
good word
indoctrination
spin
counter-information
advocacy
favourable mention
piece of publicity
hook
bumf
hogwash
misinformation
doctrine
literature
implantation
presstitution
cant
proselytism
publication
info
evangelism
inculcation
coverage
publicity stunt
profile-raiser
photo-shoot
reports
consideration
commentary
treatment
fuss
reportage
reporting
articles
big lie
half truths
party line
pieces
reviews
limelight
stories
US
storeys
UK
write-ups
media interest
media attention
press reporting
press reviews
press treatment
press coverage
press write-ups
press articles
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Noun
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Loud sounds emanating from lively human activity
noise
hubbub
babble
commotion
outcry
babel
hullabaloo
roar
shouting
talk
yelling
bluster
bowwow
brawl
chatter
fracas
howl
bangarang
bedlam
cry
rumpus
vociferation
bellow
bewailing
boisterousness
caterwauling
discord
disquiet
disquietude
fuss
katzenjammer
lamentation
squawk
turbulence
uproariousness
yelp
hue and cry
hoo-ha
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