Difference between Showily and Ostentatiously

SHOWILY vs OSTENTATIOUSLY: ADVERB

With ostentation
In an ostentatious manner; with great display; boastfully; in a way intended to attract notice.

Luridly, Bombastically, Fussily, Perkily, Primly, Clownishly, Extravagantly, Suavely, Vapidly, Garishly, Gaudily, With ostentation, Ostentatiously, Flashily, Flamboyantly

Lavishly, Arrogantly, Haughtily, Casually, Pretentiously, Grandly, Pompously, Brazenly, Extravagantly, Flamboyantly, Conspicuously, Ostensibly, Blatantly, With ostentation, Showily

Blackly, Charmingly, Glitteringly, Lustrously, Distastefully, Opulently, Fussily, Perkily, Clownishly, Suavely, Vapidly, Garishly, Gaudily, Flashily, Flamboyantly

Elegantly, Opulently, Vulgarly, Blithely, Piously, Expensively, Garishly, Gaudily, Arrogantly, Grandly, Brazenly, Flamboyantly, Conspicuously, Ostensibly, Blatantly

Hurstwood caused her to keep her person rather showily arrayed, but to Hurstwood this was much better than plainness.
Some of these medicines are FDA-approved pro the treatment of angst disorders and cavity, in children as showily as adults.
It is sure that he could entertain most showily.

Kennedy either has to stand up and shake it, or really be deliberately, ostentatiously rude.
They spent most of Wednesday stuffing straw men and then ostentatiously knocking them down.
He, in fact, appeared to be ostentatiously courting Abu Sufyan and his sons.
Instead, she ostentatiously wrapped her confirmation in a false feminine bow.
With some exception, these formations ostentatiously rejected the sixties counterculture.
At prayer, instead of humbly kneeling, they stood ostentatiously erect.
Uprightly old world codename must diminish ostentatiously below the microphyte.
He ostentatiously removed his glove before picking up the pen.
The room was well furnished, but not ostentatiously so.
To be bright and intense, or ostentatiously splendid.