- Today's Word
Galaxquisite
[guh-lak-skwiz-it]
Definition
- (adjective) This celestial term combines “galaxy,” representing a vast system of stars, with “exquisite,” signifying something remarkably beautiful and finely crafted. It’s used to describe something that not only captures the vastness and wonder of the cosmos but also possesses a rare and exquisite beauty.
Example
Imagine witnessing a breathtaking display of the night sky, where the stars create a mesmerizing pattern that transcends ordinary beauty. It’s not just a starry night; it’s a Galaxquisite spectacle. You might say, “The stargazing experience in the desert was a true Galaxquisite. The night sky was adorned with an exquisite arrangement of stars.”
Fun Fact
“Galaxy” refers to a vast system of stars, often associated with the wonders of the cosmos, while “exquisite” signifies something remarkably beautiful and finely crafted. “Galaxquisite” creatively combines these concepts to celebrate the rare and exquisite beauty found in cosmic displays.
(adjective) Showy but cheap and of poor quality; lacking good taste.
The room was filled with tawdry decorations that looked like they came from a discount bin.
Mid 17th century: contraction of St. Audrey’s lace, which referred to cheap lace sold at fairs in honor of St. Audrey. Over time, the lace was seen as gaudy and tasteless, and St. Audrey became tawdry.