English to Maori Meaning of pizzazz - pizzazz

Pizzazz :

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Definitions of pizzazz in English

Noun(1) the activeness of an energetic personality

Examples of pizzazz in English

(1) She was glitz, glamour and pizzazz ripped from the headlines.(2) a summer collection with pizzazz(3) In dark brown, these are traditionally styled and lack the punch panache and pizzazz hip kids require in a shoe.(4) All of these men carried themselves with grace and pizzazz .(5) Punters are encouraged to dress up to add glamour and pizzazz to a night which will transport the willing to disco dance heaven.(6) But if you want a bit of pizzazz , a touch of class and a little extra, go somewhere else.(7) a new way to add graphic pizzazz to your desktop-publishing project(8) Give your party some pizzazz by throwing it around a theme.(9) Instead, we just adore how it adds pizzazz to our favorite tops and dresses.(10) Take your time with the overhaul, but punch it out with pizzazz .(11) Peppers, in all their bold, beautiful hues, are a terrific way to add color and pizzazz to almost any dish.(12) Outlandish costumes and attitudes would also add pizzazz to the game.(13) Have everyone bring a vintage linen or favorite place mat to add pizzazz .(14) It will be celebrated with pizzazz and stamina.(15) Enter nonprofit Trees New York, which together with Cooper Union art school decided to go beyond signage while adding a touch of pizzazz .(16) Lenny liked a certain amount of opulence: glitz and glamour, an expensive sound and maximum pizzazz .

(1) pixel art ::

pika toi

Synonyms

Noun

1. zing ::

moītanga

2. oomph ::

oomph

3. dynamism ::

auaretanga

English to Maori Dictionary: pizzazz

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