showboating

/ˈʃoʊˌboʊtɪŋ/
noun
  1. Behavior that is intended to attract attention or impress others, often by showing off skills or abilities in an exaggerated way.
    • The CEO criticized the marketing team's showboating, saying they should focus on facts instead of hype.
    • The player's constant showboating annoyed his teammates, even though he scored the winning goal.
    • Her presentation was full of flashy graphics and showboating, but it lacked real substance.
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  1. Done in a flashy or exaggerated way to attract attention or impress others.
    • His showboating style of dancing drew cheers from the crowd but criticism from the judges.
    • The chef's showboating technique of flipping pancakes high in the air entertained the diners.
    • She gave a showboating wave to the cameras as she walked down the red carpet.
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