1. comparative form of gaudy; more showy, flashy, or tastelessly bright in appearance

Examples

• Her second dress was even gaudier than the first, with bright sequins and neon colors.
• The new casino’s decorations were gaudier than those of its competitors.
• As the years passed, his taste in jewelry became gaudier and more extravagant.
• The gaudier the costume, the more attention it attracted at the parade.
• She preferred simple elegance over the gaudier styles popular that season.
• The restaurant’s gaudier interior design failed to impress the food critics.