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Definition of gaudiness : The quality of being gaudy.

Synonyms:

volume, brashness, speciousness, intensity, glitz, meretriciousness, loudness

embroidery, foofaraw, garnish, button, finery, trimming, gingerbread, decoration, badge, frill, trim, emblazonment, enrichment, adornment, emblem, ornament, gewgaw, tinsel, flourish, filling

gracelessness, barbarism, indelicacy, colloquialism, commonness, tactlessness, repulsiveness, profanity, tastelessness, animality, vulgarity, boorishness, coarseness, sleaze, broadness, tawdriness, brutishness, inelegance, rudeness, baseness, lowness, brazenness, rawness, crassness, vernacular, earthiness, grossness, crudeness, saltiness, depravity, rankness, clumsiness, offensiveness, roughness, outlandishness, ignominy

grandiosity, blatancy, opulence, flamboyance, flashiness, snazziness, rakishness, pomp, splashiness, affectedness, vanity, bravado, flagrancy, showmanship, dash, splendor, dramatics, ornateness, shamelessness, boastfulness, ostentation, bravura, pomposity, formality, swaggar, grandiloquence, histrionics, fuss, showiness, garishness, pomp and circumstance, exhibitionism, pageantry, sensationalism, parade, jauntiness

Usage examples:

• He loves flamboyancy and gaudiness. - "The Turnstile", A. E. W. (Alfred Edward Woodley) Mason.
• A universe of ineffable gaudiness spun itself out in his brain ... - "Point Spread Poems", Paul Cameron Brown.
• I remember that when I was a young fellow and a bachelor I used to be, if not a dandy exactly, very particular regarding my personal appearance, and that I was willing to approach the border line of gaudiness as closely as any of my contemporaries. - "The Opinions of a Philosopher", Robert Grant.