bombastic in Irish
bombastic in Irish is mórfhoclach — bombastic means using showy, elaborate language to sound impressive.
bombastic in Irish
mórfhoclach
What does "bombastic" mean?
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adj Using showy, elaborate language to sound impressive.
"Dorsett came up the stairs, buggy whip in hand. He bustled into the office in his usual self‐important way. Frank noticed that the old clerk sat down on him promptly. He was not one bit impressed with the bombastic visitor from Greenville."
- adj Sounding grand and important while actually meaning very little.
- adj Loud, forceful and exaggerated in style; over the top.
- adj Puffed up or filled out more than it needs to be.
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- Dorsett came up the stairs, buggy whip in hand. He bustled into the office in his usual self‐important way. Frank noticed that the old clerk sat down on him promptly. He was not one bit impressed with the bombastic visitor from Greenville.
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What is "bombastic" in Irish?
"bombastic" in Irish is mórfhoclach. bombastic means: Using showy, elaborate language to sound impressive.
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