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grandstanding

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Noun — Showy behavior aimed at impressing an audience rather than achieving something genuine.

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political grandstanding accused of grandstanding

Etymology

Formed from "grandstand" (verb) plus the suffix "-ing."

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Frequently asked questions

What does “grandstanding” mean?

The word “grandstanding” means showy behavior aimed at impressing an audience rather than achieving something genuine. In plain terms, playing to the crowd instead of doing the real work.

How do you use “grandstanding” in a sentence?

Here is “grandstanding” used in a sentence: “His speech was dismissed as pure grandstanding ahead of the election.”

What part of speech is “grandstanding”?

“Grandstanding” is a noun.

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