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glossy

[glos-ee, glaw-see] / ˈglɒs i, ˈglɔ si /


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Palace are the second-biggest spenders behind Man City this month but have they merely stuck a glossy bandage over their problems?

From BBC

The film gives a glossy glimpse inside the world of Melania, a deeply private woman who seldom gives interviews and is selective about when and where she appears in public as first lady.

From The Wall Street Journal

In the stone cellar we uncover blankets, crates of champagne, tins of French pâté, and a folder of glossy photographs of a woman called Gloria Swanson.

From Literature

But when she speaks about her younger years, it is not the cliché story of the inspirational disabled child sometimes presented in glossy campaigns: a compliant person bravely but silently triumphing against adversity.

From BBC

Not only do they get me more books—including one about whales with full-color glossy pictures—but they have a brilliant idea, too.

From Literature