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Noun
High-sounding language with little meaning, used to impress people
Spoken or written words that are absurd or meaningless
The quality of being pompous or having a sense of self-importance
A public lecture or reading, especially delivered at a college or university
Angry speech, typically loud and impassioned in nature
Language characteristic of a particular group or subject
Adjective
Showy in speech, language or writing
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Noun
▲
High-sounding language with little meaning, used to impress people
grandiloquence
bluster
braggadocio
gas
magniloquence
rodomontade
gasconade
rant
brag
fustian
fanfaronade
bragging
pomposity
cockalorum
wind
bull
rhetoric
boasting
rhodomontade
verbiage
turgidity
pretentiousness
verbosity
claptrap
grandiosity
oratory
balderdash
affectedness
euphuism
affectation
bombastry
exaggeration
verboseness
nonsense
ostentation
tumidity
guff
rhapsody
blather
blether
altiloquence
bosh
bunkum
humbug
rave
hot air
empty talk
purple prose
extravagant boasting
long-windedness
boastfulness
bravado
orotundity
pretension
eloquence
swaggering
loftiness
pompousness
crowing
boast
big talk
ornateness
swagger
windiness
prolixity
bluff
showing off
wordiness
portentousness
sonorousness
boastful
vaunting
vaunt
skite
way with words
idle talk
self-aggrandizement
gloating
oration
pride
histrionics
expressiveness
persuasiveness
Gongorism
twaddle
swank
gift of the gab
babble
boastful talk
immodesty
conceit
arrogance
overstatement
swanking
posturing
flatulence
claim
talk
show
articulacy
self-praise
mouth
articulateness
self-glorification
self-satisfaction
poetry
speechifying
tall talk
fancy talk
hyperbole
spieling
empty words
heroics
eloquance
idle boast
idle threat
address
whaikorero
extravagant language
command of language
flowery language
power of speech
hype
hogwash
fluff
fine talk
BS
all talk
cruft
fish story
self-aggrandizing
tall story
the buzz
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“This gives me hope for media
bombast
in general, that it can be scaled back without the whole house of cards collapsing.”
Noun
▲
Spoken or written words that are absurd or meaningless
tommyrot
nonsense
hogwash
drivel
poppycock
twaddle
malarkey
garbage
balderdash
claptrap
baloney
rubbish
blather
piffle
bunk
codswallop
rot
tosh
bunkum
bull
guff
hooey
trash
crock
hokum
flapdoodle
moonshine
humbug
folly
bilge
bosh
applesauce
boloney
fiddlesticks
horsefeathers
crapola
blither
foolishness
silliness
senselessness
blarney
stupidity
malarky
blah
slush
fudge
hokeypokey
jazz
gibberish
muck
nuts
flannel
tripe
taradiddle
trumpery
drool
hoodoo
tarradiddle
blatherskite
buncombe
fiddle
beans
falderal
folderol
nerts
punk
babble
prattle
absurdity
inanity
palaver
jive
idiocy
rigmarole
fatuity
madness
irrationality
imprudence
ludicrousness
flightiness
giddiness
ranting
jest
joke
thoughtlessness
tomfoolery
pretence
UK
pretense
US
bananas
fun
rashness
scrawl
scribble
blah-blah
fiddle-faddle
hot air
mumbo jumbo
soft soap
waffle
eyewash
cobblers
blether
bulldust
havers
gobbledegook
balls
double Dutch
bull's wool
stuff and nonsense
phooey
wack
blathers
bizzo
fustian
bushwa
dribble
pap
gammon
cod
toffee
gas
empty talk
pants
verbiage
rhetoric
gobbledygook
gabble
grandiloquence
froth
oratory
wind
kak
cack
gab
jargon
stuff
bluster
rant
trifle
talk
codology
jabber
verbalizing
US
rhubarb
craziness
jabberwocky
frippery
frivolity
crud
noise
flummery
ridiculousness
verbalising
UK
prate
foolery
BS
deception
untruth
idle talk
verbosity
doublespeak
banality
boasting
unintelligible language
pomposity
bravado
bragging
lies
blah-blah-blah
chatter
footle
chitchat
frothy talk
blabber
double-talk
abracadabra
slobber
burble
gibber
prating
jabbering
rambling
yabbering
cant
gossip
wittering
flimflam
trivia
yackety-yak
tattle
chuntering
twattle
foolish talk
yatter
clack
double talk
bafflegab
dross
Greek
nattering
waffling
yak
argle-bargle
hocus-pocus
obscure language
blubbering
tattling
murmur
candyfloss
babbling
twitter
chattering
equivocation
triviality
shallowness
natter
patter
gibbering
muttering
jibber-jabber
clamour
UK
clamor
US
trivial talk
puerility
fantasy
fiction
corn
falsehood
trickery
rigamarole
stultiloquence
futile talk
useless words
prolixity
wordiness
hedging
prevarication
evasion
spiel
padding
cackling
raving
logorrhoea
refuse
lunacy
weasel words
amphigory
mere words
meaningless talk
yammer
incoherent talk
deceit
horse feathers
song and dance
scat
gushing
dreck
sophistry
chit-chat
pulp
smoke and mirrors
small talk
pabulum
pablum
trifles
irrelevancies
twittering
rabbiting
mag
doggerel
trivialities
superficiality
rapid talk
unintelligible talk
pulp fiction
framis
pettiness
word salad
more ❯
Noun
▲
The quality of being pompous or having a sense of self-importance
grandiosity
pretentiousness
pretension
affectation
affectedness
pomposity
pretence
UK
ostentation
inflation
pompousness
pretense
US
snobbery
conceit
hypocrisy
fake
vainglory
showiness
narcissism
phoniness
showboating
splash
grandioseness
arrogance
egocentricity
egocentrism
egoism
egomania
egotism
haughtiness
overconfidence
superiority
swellheadedness
vainness
vanity
self-importance
big talk
showing off
God complex
self-absorption
self-adulation
self-conceit
self-love
self-preoccupation
superciliousness
loftiness
imperiousness
hauteur
lordliness
presumptuousness
bumptiousness
huffiness
consequence
masterfulness
peremptoriness
airs
toploftiness
assumption
display
posturing
posing
self-consequence
high horse
artificiality
show
exaggeration
humbug
snootiness
front
artifice
insincerity
air
conceitedness
charade
flaunting
uppishness
side
put-on
megalomania
false front
airs and graces
facade
posture
façade
pride
simulation
act
masquerade
pose
veneer
mask
snobbishness
ostentatiousness
attitudinizing
veil
guise
hokum
appearance
sham
cloak
fakery
pretensions
presumption
portentousness
shamming
feigning
imitation
ego
grandness
boasting
boastfulness
insolence
false display
self-centredness
self-centeredness
assumed manners
going Hollywood
self-worship
unnatural imitation
make-believe
play-acting
putting on airs
extravagance
smugness
condescension
immodesty
showboat
cockiness
uppitiness
vaingloriousness
flashiness
flatulence
bigheadedness
sententiousness
fustian
guyver
selfishness
hubris
mannerism
bragging
selfness
overbearingness
self-interest
self-obsession
self-confidence
self-involvement
self-possession
gasconade
vaunting
navel-gazing
amour-propre
self-concern
assurance
NPD
self-admiration
self-regard
pomp
pageantry
spectacle
narcissistic personality disorder
grandiose delusions
superiority complex
Christ complex
savior complex
Messiah complex
grandeur
power lust
folie de grandeur
delusion of grandeur
delusions of grandeur
disdain
swagger
bluster
aloofness
contemptuousness
disdainfulness
audacity
nerve
chutzpah
brass
gall
cheek
high-handedness
braggadocio
overbearance
priggishness
scornfulness
pridefulness
crust
big-headedness
proudness
contempt
scorn
mocking
sneering
scoffing
sense of superiority
sense of entitlement
self-entitlement
exaggerated self-opinion
brashness
swank
self-glorification
overweeningness
huff
self-esteem
self-opinion
self-satisfaction
swelled head
excessive pride
self-congratulation
self-glory
self-assumption
amour propre
affectations
pushiness
superior manner
bossiness
patronization
confidence
exclusiveness
stateliness
self-assurance
elitism
la-di-da
hoity-toitiness
snobbism
superbity
bravado
morgue
feeling of superiority
sass
ego trip
self-exaltation
swollen-headedness
proud flesh
patronage
strutting
complacency
complacence
bighead
puritanism
self-righteousness
self-assuredness
high opinion of oneself
good opinion of oneself
self-respect
prudery
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Noun
▲
A public lecture or reading, especially delivered at a college or university
prelection
address
lecture
oration
discourse
harangue
sermon
disquisition
talk
declamation
dissertation
spiel
homily
recitation
allocution
exhortation
valedictory
diatribe
tirade
commentary
eulogy
oratory
keynote
parlance
pitch
opus
panegyric
rhetoric
salutation
appeal
invocation
stump
paper
parley
chalk talk
pep talk
peroration
deliverance
presentation
rant
outpouring
monologue
UK
effusion
soliloquy
salutatory
philippic
predication
whaikorero
monolog
US
speech
recital
song and dance
essay
treatise
monograph
study
tract
critique
tractate
huddle
speaking
gabfest
thesis
verbalization
utterance
memoir
article
expression
descant
more ❯
Noun
▲
Angry speech, typically loud and impassioned in nature
rant
tirade
harangue
diatribe
philippic
broadside
lecture
jeremiad
earful
sermon
bluster
rhetoric
vociferation
fanfaronade
outburst
histrionics
mouthful
rage
raving
yelling
verbal onslaught
ranting
oration
wild talk
invective
Noun
▲
Language characteristic of a particular group or subject
talk
jargon
language
slang
speech
dialect
words
lingo
patois
parlance
prose
idiom
vocabulary
accent
argot
cant
idiolect
locution
vernacular
articulation
tongue
expression
verbalization
utterance
pronunciation
diction
communication
vocalization
US
speaking
enunciation
patter
phraseology
phrasing
vocalisation
UK
voicing
verbal expression
talking
voice
terminology
oral communication
statement
manner of speaking
conversation
discourse
way of speaking
venting
uttering
localism
provincialism
wording
style
verbal communication
word of mouth
spoken communication
brogue
-speak
choice of words
mode of expression
intercourse
elocution
mouthing
mention
saying
shoptalk
oratory
wordcraft
speechmaking
rhetoric
speechification
prattle
colloquialism
jive
formulation
shop
idiosyncrasy
spoken language
langue
verbalism
speaking style
street talk
turn of phrase
manner of talking
form of expression
way of talking
interchange
writing
converse
interaction
parol
spoken word
verbal evidence
viva voce
lingua franca
mother tongue
native tongue
façon de parler
set phrase
oral means
oral message
verbal means
delivery
phrase
verbiage
manner of speech
rendition
emphasis
representation
execution
usage
syntax
lexicon
vociferation
proclamation
commentary
declaration
presentation
airing
lexis
word
broadcast
exposition
exclamation
elucidation
publication
pronouncement
narration
announcement
ventilation
publicizing
US
tabling
asseveration
recital
style of speech
speech-making
form of words
composition
speechifying
assertion
publicising
UK
revelation
setting forth
recitation
means of expression
pidgin
regionalism
localisms
provincialisms
regionalisms
acrolect
basilect
sociolect
baragouin
-ese
local tongue
regional language
non-standard language
local parlance
local lingo
local speech
local language
variety of language
tone
vocalizing
US
dialog
US
dialogue
UK
spiel
palaver
expressing
discussion
vocalising
UK
vocal expression
double talk
geekspeak
manner of writing
wordage
manner
mode
style of writing
way of writing
mode of writing
word choice
remark
neologism
speed pattern
journalese
legalese
newspeak
vein
explanation
intonation
gobbledegook
fashion
vent
interpretation
definition
writ
argument
term
issue
colloquial speech
mode of speech
nomenclature
terms
vernacularism
blather
slant
script
expressions
locutions
idioms
eloquence
projection
line
local variety
local slang
local idiom
non-standard variety
local usage
vulgarism
usages
colloquialisms
mumbo jumbo
barbarisms
sublanguage
vulgarity
eggcorn
doublespeak
dictionary
gibberish
gift of gab
command of language
mode of speaking
style of speaking
technospeak
vulgarisms
poetry
accents
native speech
turns of phrase
Greek
native language
rhyming slang
back slang
informal language
Creole
psychobabble
computerese
bureaucratese
everyday language
netspeak
cliché
slanguage street talk
informal speech
casual dialect
slanguage
fustian
conversational language
vulgar tongue
common parlance
jive talk
leetspeak
technobabble
specialized language
technical language
obscure language
technical terms
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Showy in speech, language or writing
highfalutin
aureate
bombastic
eloquent
articulate
grandiose
rhetorical
hyperbolic
turgid
fustian
rhetoric
oratorical
ostentatious
florid
sonorous
grandiloquent
magniloquent
flowery
ornate
tumid
big
mouthy
overdone
euphuistic
orotund
overwrought
overripe
pedantic
magnific
verbose
effusive
complicated
overblown
pretentious
declamatory
scholarly
erudite
formal
purple
high-sounding
silver-tongued
high-flown
windy
puffed-up
overwritten
pompous
inflated
lofty
affected
extravagant
hifalutin
showy
stilted
elaborate
gassy
flamboyant
wordy
gaseous
flatulent
arty-farty
Ossianic
egotistic
theatrical
histrionic
pleonastic
strained
swollen
labored
US
laboured
UK
convoluted
periphrastic
long-winded
fulsome
exaggerated
Ciceronian
hyperventilated
epideictic
imposing
Demosthenic
Demosthenean
la-di-da
prolix
flashy
superficial
boastful
rotund
over-elaborate
fluent
voluble
exalted
tumescent
grand
haughty
fancy
loud
vain
ornamented
ranting
brazen
dramatic
shallow
stagy
windbag
elocutionary
embellished
puffed
contrived
glib
vocal
snippy
discursive
blathering
snobbish
bold
big-talking
stuffy
tedious
sesquipedalian
involved
grand-sounding
high-minded
high-falutin'
high-flying
la-de-da
mannered
high
actorly
tall
sententious
prim
baroque
metaphorical
ponderous
highfaluting
verbal
majestic
impressive
overinflated
persuasive
decorative
booming
melodramatic
arresting
blustering
stodgy
high-falutin
rhapsodic
loudmouthed
balderdash
braggart
bragging
ornamental
tiresome
rich
Falstaffian
garnished
breezy
vivid
expressive
figurative
luscious
heroic
stuffed shirt
lexiphanic
full of hot air
self-important
crass
flaunted
jaunty
vaunting
garish
Miltonian
Homeric
oratorial
fussy
long
learned
epic
euphistic
complex
detailed
decorated
excessive
tall-talking
rhapsodical
overestimated
puffed up
priggish
large
ambitious
OTT
materialistic
lordly
ivory-tower
monumental
over the top
trendy
unrealistic
overambitious
large-scale
lavish
far-reaching
on a grand scale
garrulous
rambling
talkative
loquacious
diffuse
gabby
lengthy
circuitous
gushing
talky
circumlocutory
repetitious
protracted
multiloquent
expansive
babbling
multiloquous
meandering
digressive
prattling
tautological
wandering
jabbering
repetitive
yakking
logorrheic
indirect
wittering
prating
tortuous
redundant
gobby
yacking
ambagious
logorrhoeic
palaverous
tautologous
repeating
big-mouthed
full of air
with the gift of the gab
having kissed the Blarney stone
more ❯
“While his
bombast
speech may have captivated the crowd, it lacked substance and depth.”
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