grandiose in Greek
grandiose in Greek is επιβλητικός — grandiose means extremely ambitious or impressive in scale.
grandiose in Greek
επιβλητικός
Pronounced: epivlitikos
Large and impressive, in size, scope or extent.
What does "grandiose" mean?
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adj Extremely ambitious or impressive in scale.
"He unveiled a grandiose plan to redevelop the entire waterfront."
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adj Pompous or overblown, more showy than genuinely impressive.
"Critics mocked the grandiose title sequence as pretentious."
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grandiose in a sentence
- He unveiled a grandiose plan to redevelop the entire waterfront.
- Critics mocked the grandiose title sequence as pretentious.
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What is "grandiose" in Greek?
"grandiose" in Greek is επιβλητικός. grandiose means: Extremely ambitious or impressive in scale.
How do you pronounce επιβλητικός?
"grandiose" in Greek is επιβλητικός, pronounced "epivlitikos".
How do you use "grandiose" in a sentence?
Example: "He unveiled a grandiose plan to redevelop the entire waterfront." In Greek, "grandiose" is επιβλητικός.
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