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When a color screams instead of speaks, and your eyes file a complaint.
means So loud, bright, or flashy that it crosses from bold into tasteless.
from Likely from the old verb gaure, to stare or gape — garish things make you gawk, and not in a good way.
Sensory rangeApplies to colors, lights, decor, even prose.
Verdict built inAlways an insult, never a compliment.
Volume metaphorVisual loudness with no off switch.