magniloquent
11magniloquent — mag nil·o·quent || mæg nɪlÉ™kwÉ™nt adj. bombastic, grandiloquent; boastful …
12magniloquent — [mag nɪləkwənt] adjective using high flown or bombastic language. Derivatives magniloquence noun magniloquently adverb …
13magniloquent — a. Grandiloquent, tumid, bombastic, inflated, swelling, declamatory, turgid, pompous, stilted, high flowing, high flown …
14magniloquent — adj pompous, bombastic, fustian, orotund; grandiloquent, high sounding, high flown, Inf. highfalutin, pretentious, stilted, grandiose, Archaic. magnisonant; turgid, tumid, inflated, puffed up; boastful, thrasonical, bragging, braggart, crowing,… …
15magniloquent — mag·nil·o·quent …
16magniloquent — mag•nil•o•quent [[t]mægˈnɪl ə kwənt[/t]] adj. speaking or expressed in a lofty or grandiose style; bombastic • Etymology: 1650–60; < L magniloquentia elevated language mag•nil′o•quence, n. mag•nil′o•quent•ly, adv …
17magniloquent — Speaking pompously or in a high flown manner …
18magniloquent — /mægˈnɪləkwənt/ (say mag niluhkwuhnt) adjective speaking or expressed in a lofty or grandiose style. {Latin magniloquus + ent} –magniloquence, noun –magniloquently, adverb …
19magniloquent — a. using high flown language; bombastic. ♦ magniloqence, n …
20magniloquent — adj. 1 grand or grandiose in speech. 2 boastful. Derivatives: magniloquence n. magniloquently adv. Etymology: L magniloquus f. magnus great + loquus speaking …