What is another word for fanciness?
Pronunciation: [fˈansɪnˌɛs] (IPA) 
When we talk about fanciness, we often refer to something that is excessively decorated or ornate. But there are many other words that describe this quality. For example, "extravagance" conveys a notion of luxuriousness and excess, while "ornateness" refers to excessive ornamentation. "Ostentation" implies a desire to impress others, while "elaborateness" suggests something that is highly intricate and detailed. "Grandiosity" connotes a sense of grandeur and splendor, while "pomp" suggests grandeur that is affected or pretentious. Finally, "luxuriance" refers to something that is rich, lush, and abundant, and is often associated with nature and natural beauty.
