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How do you use meretricious in a sentence?
The girl thought her outfit was flattering, when in actuality it was meretricious.
How do you use the word meretricious as a tongue twister?
That word is a tongue twister in of itself.
What does meretricious ornamentation mean?
The definition of the word meretricious is apparently attractive but having in reality no value or integrity. For example: The souvenirs at the airport were meretricious.
How would you use meretricious in a complex sentence?
He had a pleasant smile, and he spoke so well, but something about his demeanour, to me at least, made him meretricious - it turned out he was a compulsive liar.
Read the sentence below and choose the answer that could most likely be substituted for the word asserted While the president's daughter pretended to have an unassuming attitude her meretricious sho?
Humble
What is the definition of Meretricious?
Of or pertaining to prostitutes; having to do with harlots; lustful; as, meretricious traffic., Resembling the arts of a harlot; alluring by false show; gaudily and deceitfully ornamental; tawdry; as, meretricious dress or ornaments.
Two synonyms for the word garish?
Some choices: brazen, tawdry, showy, ornate, blatant, meretricious, gaudy
What does meretricious relationship mean?
a superficial relationship
What is ''meretricious'' in the following - While the presidents daughter feigned an unassuming attitude her meretricious show of fashion demonstrated a consuming focus on her own appearance?
humble
Is Meretricious the same as meritorious?
No. "Meretorious" means "worthy of praise, valuable". "Meretricious" means "cheaply gaudy", like the way Lady GaGa dresses.
What does Meretricious mean?
Attracting attention in a vulgar manner.
What is meretricious?
The term "meretricious" refers to something that is attractive in a superficial or deceptive way, often lacking genuine value or integrity. It is commonly used to describe things that are flashy or showy but ultimately insubstantial or fraudulent. The word originates from the Latin "meretrix," meaning "prostitute," emphasizing a sense of moral or aesthetic shallowness.
