Adjective:

ଗ୍ଲାମରସ୍, ସୁନ୍ଦର, ବେଶ୍ୟା,

meretricious's Usage Examples:

rude, impressive in their monolithic vastness; the latter, in their meretriciously minute though graceful decorations, reminding me forcibly of Pompeii.

adaptation, and that Sanctuary was a "melodrama of the most mechanical and meretricious sort" that lacked the explanation for Temple"s behavior.

or early 20th century that the baring of a breast would be viewed as meretricious.

honorable because it has tried to say some big things without a trace of meretriciousness.

characteristics cited to make the poem reminiscent of another age, yet meretriciously so.

" The middlebrow are meretricious—which is much less demanding than authenticity.

"meretricious", but concludes, "Irving Pichel has directed the film ponderously from Lenore Coffee"s vacuous script.

"principally known by the distinguished place that he occupies in the annals of meretricious pleasure, the memoirs of Mrs.

He shared, and perhaps distanced, the meretricious triumphs of Oppenord and Germain, since he dealt with the Rococo in its.

the subordination proper to mural backgrounds, as distinct from the meretricious illusion of prominent relief and receding distances, which disqualifies.

Milne described the film as "appallingly meretricious schlock which looks as if it has been slung together using discarded.

Michael Billington wrote: "Stephen Campbell Moore makes Irwin both meretricious in his methods, yet effective in his results".

"arresting meditation" and wrote, " of MacMillan"s effects come across as meretricious, certainly not the murmurous Babel of mixed choral voices at the beginning.

Synonyms:

insincere, specious, gilded,

Antonyms:

colorless, colourless, generous, superior, tasteful,