Which sentence uses the word flamboyant correctly?

the second answer

Explanation:

flamboyant is basically like having style and standing out

B. Marie wanted to stand out, so she painted her car with flamboyant neon stripes.

This is correct because flamboyant means: trying to obtain attention through extreme stylishness or appearances.

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