Synonyms for showmanship
show·man·ship

Princeton's WordNet

1. showmanshipnoun

   the ability to present something (especially theatrical shows) in an attractive manner

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1. • Skill

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1. Joe Tacopina:

   We’re not doing anything at the arraignment because that would be showmanship and nothing more because we haven’t even seen the indictment yet. We will take the indictment, we will dissect it, the team will look at every – every – potential issue that we will be able to challenge and we will challenge it.

2. Joan Rosenthal:

   You lost a lot of the showmanship.

3. Joyce Beatty:

   It is a slim majority, and we need a team player, we need somebody who's willing to say they will set aside their own showmanship, their own ego, their own platform if inconsistent with the Democratic platform.

4. Aun Koh:

   Ever since 28 Hong Kong Street opened in 2011 and Michael Callahan and other people like him who are world class mixologists moved here, they've created this very close knit community where they're supporting each other and not competing with each other. australia has the showmanship, because they're just natural storytellers. But the taste of the cocktail and way they're made is much better here in this country.

5. Eric Adams:

   This political showmanship of attempting to demonize a particular group or community is unacceptable. And we are going to loudly show our support and say to those who are living in Florida --' listen, we want you here in New York. We want you right here in New York City,'.