Gaudier Brzcska, a young French sculptor of considerable promise, was killed in the early months of the war.
Chameleon-like, he changed hues on the way, shifting, with the help of his wallet, back into a gaudier garb less likely to be frowned on in regions kindly to the King.
Only great speculators can rise, like the Phoenix, in gaudier plumage after every fresh insolvency; and hunger begins to stare our once portly acquaintance in the face.
The contents of these vegetable baskets were often as gay-coloured as the gaudy gowns, and still gaudier turbans, of the women who offered them for sale.
The coaling Negroes and Negresses, dressed or undressed, in their dingiest rags, contrast with the country Negresses, in gaudy prints and gaudier turbans, who carry on their heads baskets of fruit even more gaudy than their dresses.
Gaudier flowerets had effaced thee In the formal garden set; Nature in the shade had placed thee With thy kindred violet; As the violet to completeness Coming even ere the day; All thy life a silent sweetness Waning with a warmer ray.
Dacre was in the uniform of a staff officer, and on his breast he wore the battle-cross he had won in his first campaign, and also some gaudier honors awarded him for loyalty and devotion to the cause of the King.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "gaudier" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
