jazziness
/ˈdʒæzinəs/
NOUN
1. The quality of resembling jazz music
The characteristic quality of jazz music, particularly its rhythms, improvisational style, syncopation, and expressive musical energy.
1.1. Jazz-like musical character
The quality of having musical features associated with jazz, such as swing rhythms, improvisation, syncopation, and distinctive harmonies.
Synonyms
- swing
- syncopation
- improvisation
Examples
- The arrangement captures the jazziness of the original performance.
- The song's jazziness comes from its syncopated rhythm and improvised solos.
Related Words
- jazz
- bebop
- Dixieland
- rhythm
- musicality
NOUN
2. Liveliness and energetic spirit
The quality of being lively, animated, spirited, enthusiastic, or full of energy and excitement.
2.1. Energy and enthusiasm
A lively, spirited, and energetic quality that makes a person, performance, atmosphere, or activity feel exciting and engaging.
Synonyms
Antonyms
- lethargy
- listlessness
- lifelessness
- inactivity
- dullness
Examples
- The jazziness of the performance kept the audience entertained.
- Her presentation had a freshness and jazziness that made it memorable.
Related Words
- enthusiasm
- excitement
- vigor
- briskness
- cheerfulness
- ebullience
- pizazz
NOUN
3. Flashiness and flamboyant style
The quality of being flashy, colorful, showy, extravagant, or conspicuously stylish.
3.1. A flashy or flamboyant appearance
An eye-catching quality characterized by bold colors, elaborate decoration, glitter, or an extravagant visual style.
Synonyms
- flashiness
- flamboyance
- gaudiness
- showiness
- ostentation
- extravagance
- glitter
- dazzle
Antonyms
- plainness
- simplicity
- sobriety
- understatement
- modesty
Examples
- The jazziness of the costumes made the stage production visually striking.
- The interior designer added some jazziness with bright colors and glittering decorations.
Related Words
- panache
- pizzazz
- glamour
- sensationalism
- extravaganza
- boldness