For each word, choose the option with the same meaning.
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High-flown or inflated words and phrases, often used to impress or intimidate others.
It is marked by grandiosity, exaggeration, and a lack of sincerity. The term can also be used to describe writing or speech that is overly ornate and lacking in simplicity and clarity. In a sentence, "The lawyer's bombastic rhetoric failed to sway the jury, who found his argument hard to follow."
Complete Vocabulary List for: Exaggeration and Grandiosity
High-flown or inflated words and phrases, often used to impress or intimidate others.
The act of excessively bragging or boasting about one's accomplishments, abilities, or possessions in a way that is considered arrogant or obnoxious.
The special importance or significance given to a particular word, phrase, or aspect of something.
Pertaining to a strong, forceful, and unequivocal manner of expression or emphasis.
To amplify or overstate something, often to emphasize its importance, impact, or significance beyond its actual or factual value.
To speak or shout suddenly and loudly, usually as a reaction to something surprising, exciting, or emotional.
Unreasonably excessive, beyond what is considered reasonable or justifiable.
To speak or write at length and in detail about a particular subject or idea.
Unreasonably or excessively expensive or demanding in terms of cost, price, or conditions.
Displaying an extreme, intense, or excessive level of enthusiasm, dedication, or devotion towards a particular belief, cause, or activity.
Extravagant, showy, or strikingly bold in appearance, behavior, or style.
To display or show off something, usually in a bold, conspicuous, or boastful way.
To sway or flap in an ostentatious manner, typically with a combination of sudden movements and exaggerated gestures.
A type of pretentious or pompous language that is used to impress or deceive others.
The quality or state of being impressive, magnificent, or majestic in appearance, scale, or overall effect.
Speaking in a pompous or extravagant manner, often using grand, showy, or overly complicated language.
Impressive and imposing, usually in an artificial or pretentious way that is intended to impress.
Making a show or spectacle of oneself in order to gain attention, admiration, or prestige, often in a public or formal setting.
To announce, signal, or proclaim something, often with a sense of importance or anticipation.
A figure of speech in which exaggeration is used for emphasis or effect.
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