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Ceremony and splendid display
The ritual observances and procedures required or performed at grand and formal occasions
Pretentiousness
Noun
▲
Ceremony and splendid display
ceremony
grandeur
show
display
pageant
solemnity
splendour
UK
ceremonial
magnificence
ostentation
pageantry
ceremoniousness
flourish
ritual
showiness
spectacle
gloriousness
glory
grandness
lavishness
majesty
opulence
richness
state
stateliness
sumptuousness
brilliance
dazzle
drama
glitter
parade
radiance
resplendence
style
theatricality
éclat
grandiosity
pzazz
UK
pizzazz
US
pomposity
razzle-dazzle
razzmatazz
splendidness
vainglory
affectation
array
fanfare
formality
panoply
shine
splendor
US
nobility
gorgeousness
splendiferousness
augustness
superbness
nobleness
sublimeness
resplendency
stupendousness
impressiveness
ostentatiousness
extravagance
ritziness
flashiness
flamboyance
swank
glitz
exhibition
demonstration
pretentiousness
ornateness
exhibitionism
greatness
flaunting
garishness
glitziness
pretension
vaunting
bravura
sublimity
beauty
loftiness
splurge
dignity
boasting
swankiness
splashiness
bragging
pompousness
parading
showing off
showoff
showboat
frippery
luxury
fineness
lustre
UK
elegance
vanity
fuss
luster
US
pomp and circumstance
glamour
UK
flair
gaudiness
luxuriousness
flash
stylishness
royalty
kingliness
splash
swagger
loudness
prestige
transcendency
exaltedness
poshness
dash
glamor
US
illustriousness
commotion
to-do
grandstand play
exposition
grandezza
imposingness
power
success
effect
confidence
gilt
transcendence
distinction
elevation
refinement
vigor
US
vigour
UK
grace
pulchritude
post
importance
marvelousness
spectacularity
obtrusiveness
conspicuousness
rank
standing
eminence
brashness
tinsel
kitschness
showmanship
handsomeness
awesomeness
prominence
immensity
vastness
quality
fashion
class
preeminence
tastelessness
self-advertisement
window-dressing
vulgarity
flashness
image
impression
window dressing
chic
sparkle
verve
triumph
excellence
sight
renown
finery
superbity
regalness
royalness
queenliness
regality
awe
great importance
panache
bravado
brag
boast
put-on
vaunt
bad taste
braggadocio
swaggering
brazenness
pretending
production
performance
superficiality
appearance
stature
status
cachet
consequence
exaltation
pride
brio
bother
ado
flamboyancy
floridity
gravitas
hoo-ha
luridness
colorfulness
false front
hullabaloo
ballyhoo
stir
brouhaha
hype
hubbub
publicity
sensationalism
trappings
regalia
effulgence
trumpet blast
alarum
cheering
salute
elaboration
preciousness
brightness
attire
apparatus
dress
turnout
get-up
great beauty
raiment
insignia
garb
rite
exhibit
exposure
scheme
example
sample
arrayal
revelation
presentation
act
manifestation
unfolding
layout
frame-up
pedantry
blaze
arrangement
panorama
expo
spread
for show
front
form
observance
routine
convention
custom
practice
usage
tradition
protocol
extravaganza
sacrament
praxis
liturgy
office
procession
cavalcade
tableau
play
scene
raree-show
representation
spectacular
circus
carnival
motorcade
celebration
fair
charade
make-believe
tableau vivant
honour
UK
honor
US
brilliancy
polish
poise
gravity
seriousness
courtliness
propriety
symmetry
celebrity
sophistication
superiority
reputation
exquisiteness
charm
magnanimity
worthiness
sobriety
lushness
significance
delicacy
rhythm
purity
momentousness
morality
affluence
culture
breeding
wealth
praise
kudos
immortality
voluptuousness
gracefulness
integrity
gentility
noblesse
suaveness
classiness
virtue
urbanity
hauteur
proportion
decorum
good taste
righteousness
attractiveness
solemnness
taste
comfort
goodness
magnitude
moment
weight
costliness
import
merit
plushness
prosperity
gallantry
graciousness
worth
perfection
sedateness
note
fame
smoothness
seemliness
tastefulness
cultivation
smartness
discernment
finesse
self-possession
politeness
weightiness
couth
elegancy
ease
felicity
restraint
nicety
portentousness
grandioseness
earnestness
luxuriance
superlativeness
wonderfulness
incorruptibility
blood
generosity
society
uprightness
birth
ennoblement
gentry
patricians
peerage
elite
glorification
effectiveness
powerfulness
plushiness
fanciness
riches
upper class
ruling class
blue blood
high society
massiveness
epicness
hugeness
enormousness
worldliness
courtesy
decency
immenseness
prodigiousness
size
bigness
civility
bulk
sublime
tremendousness
luxe
honorableness
mannerliness
amazingness
remarkableness
fabulousness
somberness
austerity
ponderance
grit
will
exceptional nature
mark
civilization
US
gentlemanliness
affability
manners
finish
classicalism
objectivity
balance
neoclassicism
rationalism
simplicity
severity
lucidity
clarity
Hellenism
gracious living
diplomacy
cool
suavity
tact
notability
account
courteousness
genteelness
soft skills
civilisation
UK
repute
pre-eminence
pure taste
high art
conventional formality
grand style
formal style
aesthetic principle
Atticism
Ciceronianism
intensity
dimension
supremacy
chivalry
choiceness
disinterestedness
high-mindedness
first-rateness
heroism
excellency
idealism
primeness
noteworthiness
value
élan
savoir-faire
cosmopolitanism
elan
level
signification
pith
scale
zing
fashionableness
mode
dressiness
oomph
heaviness
urgency
respectability
hot ticket
dernier cri
bon ton
last word
chichi
regard
respectfulness
composure
high standing
classicism
correctness
lordliness
modesty
honourability
etiquette
prettiness
loveliness
comeliness
reserve
character
station
appeal
allure
ethics
hedonism
winsomeness
prosperousness
modishness
pleasingness
fairness
allurement
bloom
plenty
security
seductiveness
artistry
heavenliness
beauteousness
cultivated beauty
lap of luxury
beautifulness
pleasantness
decorativeness
picturesqueness
aesthetics
UK
esthetics
US
cuteness
sightliness
looks
bed of roses
delights
irresistibility
prepossessingness
wonders
bonniness
glories
adorableness
shapeliness
fascination
milk and honey
good looks
life of Riley
natural beauty
physical attractiveness
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“The festival runs from early July to late August and is rich in medieval
pomp
and ceremony as well as classical music and theatre.”
Noun
▲
The ritual observances and procedures required or performed at grand and formal occasions
ceremony
decorum
etiquette
propriety
protocol
formalities
niceties
conventionality
fuss
politesse
punctilio
conformity
formalism
good form
nicety
politeness
preciseness
prescription
strictness
attention to detail
formal courtesy
courteousness
usage
formality
ceremonial
form
ceremoniousness
punctiliousness
civilities
conventionalities
accepted behaviour
social graces
done thing
rules of conduct
thing to do
p's and q's
decency
standards
social grace
convenance
social niceties
convenances
social conventions
good manners
precision
exactitude
meticulousness
scrupulousness
customs
conscientiousness
ritual
conventions
procedure
courtesies
particularity
proprieties
manners
couth
finickiness
civility
mores
rules
code of behaviour
UK
courtesy
code
code of behavior
US
convention
dignity
proper behavior
Noun
▲
Pretentiousness
pompousness
conceit
pomposity
self-importance
vainglory
vanity
bighead
complacence
complacency
conceitedness
ego
egotism
pride
pridefulness
self-admiration
self-assumption
self-conceit
self-congratulation
self-esteem
self-glory
self-love
self-opinion
self-satisfaction
smugness
swellheadedness
vaingloriousness
vainness
amour propre
swelled head
affectation
affectedness
ceremony
charade
disguise
display
fake
front
grandeur
grandioseness
grandiosity
hypocrisy
magnificence
ostentation
overstatement
pageantry
phoney
UK
phony
US
portentousness
put-on
show
showboat
showiness
showoff
snobbery
snobbishness
spectacle
splash
splendour
UK
splendor
US
big talk
false front
arrogance
narcissism
pretension
egoism
haughtiness
self-regard
pretentiousness
swagger
bragging
superiority
boastfulness
cockiness
egocentricity
big-headedness
boasting
presumption
amour-propre
vaunting
overconfidence
hubris
ostentatiousness
insolence
airs
selfishness
braggadocio
showing off
flashiness
flaunting
flamboyance
extravagance
ornateness
exhibitionism
glitz
garishness
swank
glitziness
self-interest
self-righteousness
self-respect
swankiness
ritziness
condescension
egomania
splashiness
superciliousness
hauteur
immodesty
demonstration
exhibition
splurge
parading
loftiness
self-adulation
disdain
huff
swollen-headedness
bigheadedness
lavishness
self-glorification
self-centeredness
self-assuredness
self-praise
resplendence
splendidness
bravura
fanfare
pizzazz
US
frippery
disdainfulness
patronage
imperiousness
audacity
contemptuousness
chutzpah
cheek
uppitiness
overbearance
brass
nerve
self-absorption
strutting
pzazz
UK
self-exaltation
self-worship
ego trip
self-confidence
good opinion of oneself
self-flattery
officiousness
self-complacency
pretence
UK
inflation
puffiness
pretense
US
bombast
egocentrism
self-centredness
self-obsession
morgue
uppishness
snottiness
outrecuidance
consequence
stuffiness
feeling of superiority
swollen head
affected ways
assumption
gloating
self-pride
self-assurance
gaudiness
blowing one's own trumpet
self-aggrandizement
proud flesh
self-content
self-contentment
self-gratification
self-approbation
self-approval
flash
obtrusiveness
conspicuousness
aloofness
scornfulness
bluster
loudness
brashness
theatricality
tinsel
kitschness
proudness
priggishness
gall
overbearingness
lordliness
tastelessness
self-advertisement
parade
window-dressing
flourish
vulgarity
flashness
megalomania
bravado
brag
boast
vaunt
pageant
bad taste
swaggering
fuss
brazenness
pretending
array
shine
assurance
gasconade
high opinion of oneself
high-handedness
grandstand play
razzle-dazzle
self-possession
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