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Comparative for affectedly grand or pretentious in manner or behavior
Comparative for having an exaggerated perception of one's positive qualities
Comparative for bombastic or grandiloquent in expression
Comparative for bold, audacious or showy in behavior or manner
Comparative for having or showing very strict moral attitudes
Comparative for intended to teach, particularly in having moral instruction as an ulterior motive
Comparative for making a show of being morally better than others, especially hypocritically
Comparative for magnificent and splendid, suggesting abundance and great expense, and having a flavor of debauchery
Comparative for impressive or grand in size, appearance, or manner
Comparative for uptight or unfriendly in nature
Comparative for marked by or showing careful attention to set forms and etiquette
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Adjective
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Comparative for affectedly grand or pretentious in manner or behavior
haughtier
loftier
lordlier
uppitier
huffier
sniffier
toploftier
chestier
prouder
snootier
snippier
showier
puffier
stiffer
grander
splendider
high and mightier
cockier
bolder
brasher
smugger
sassier
vainer
cheekier
fresher
saucier
pushier
brassier
nervier
wiser
archer
jauntier
smarter
louder
surer
ruder
perter
impoliter
freer
more arrogant
more pretentious
more supercilious
more presumptuous
more overweening
more highfalutin
more hifalutin
more uppish
more cavalier
more bumptious
more peremptory
more important
more huffish
more overbearing
more snobbish
more toploftical
more patronising
UK
more patronizing
US
more assumptive
more masterful
more affected
more condescending
more grandiose
more domineering
more ostentatious
more pontifical
more magisterial
more bloated
more portentous
more flaunting
more sententious
more highfaluting
more exaggerated
more magnificent
more overstated
more spectacular
more high-handed
more self-assertive
more stiff-necked
more high-hat
more la-di-da
more puffed up
more high-minded
more conceited
more overconfident
more egotistic
more impudent
more cocksure
more self-important
more insolent
more audacious
more impertinent
more brazen
more egotistical
more confident
more opinionated
more swaggering
more self-confident
more vainglorious
more boastful
more self-satisfied
more hubristic
more self-assured
more disdainful
more blustering
more brazen-faced
more bold-faced
more high-flown
more full of oneself
more pigheaded
more willful
more prideful
more malapert
more bombastic
more obnoxious
more vaunting
more sophomoric
more puffed
more flamboyant
more positive
more hotshot
more certain
more hubrid
more over the top
more disrespectful
more immodest
more shameless
more contumelious
more bigheaded
more familiar
more uncivil
more overfamiliar
more inconsiderate
more overbold
more improper
more inappropriate
more presumptive
more ❯
“Her short, bright red hair and bold, self-assured manner gave Nurse Holt, in my mind's eye, the resemblance of a combination between a
pompous
queen reviewing her court and the head rooster checking out the barnyard turf.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for having an exaggerated perception of one's positive qualities
smugger
prouder
vainer
wankier
haughtier
uppitier
snootier
loftier
lordlier
cockier
high and mightier
huffier
sniffier
toploftier
snottier
chestier
snobbier
snippier
brasher
pushier
posher
swankier
cheekier
bolder
stuffier
pottier
ritzier
cooler
brassier
preachier
saucier
braggier
brusquer
ruder
higher
schmaltzier
tonier
puffier
campier
sassier
phonier
US
fresher
bigger
surer
nervier
brisker
windier
showier
airier
bragger
primmer
smarter
prissier
curter
wiser
flipper
terser
glibber
perter
stagier
happier
harsher
severer
stricter
rigider
wilfuller
firmer
sterner
more conceited
more vainglorious
more egoistic
more egotistical
more bigheaded
more egoistical
more egotistic
more prideful
more overweening
more important
more biggity
more biggety
more complacent
more assured
more consequential
more swellheaded
more narcissistic
more self-centred
UK
more self-centered
US
more selfish
more self-important
more stuck-up
more self-satisfied
more self-conceited
more arrogant
more pretentious
more snobbish
more supercilious
more presumptuous
more disdainful
more uppish
more overbearing
more highfalutin
more cavalier
more patronizing
US
more puffed up
more bumptious
more hifalutin
more condescending
more boastful
more patronising
UK
more high-handed
more high-hat
more toploftical
more toffee-nosed
more peremptory
more huffish
more affected
more masterful
more egocentric
more swaggering
more aloof
more hoity-toity
more self-assertive
more ostentatious
more contemptuous
more assumptive
more stiff-necked
more scornful
more opinionated
more insolent
more overconfident
more domineering
more inflated
more immodest
more pontifical
more bossy
more magisterial
more self-serving
more elitist
more fancy-pants
more self-righteous
more la-di-da
more self-congratulatory
more self-absorbed
more autocratic
more stuck up
more full of oneself
more audacious
more grandiose
more persnickety
more cocksure
more egomaniacal
more self-assured
more bloated
more aristocratic
more priggish
more brazen
more hubristic
more self-confident
more blustering
more individualistic
more impudent
more swollen
more dictatorial
more confident
more self-involved
more self-seeking
more authoritarian
more officious
more self-interested
more tyrannical
more self-obsessed
more despotic
more stuck on oneself
more solipsistic
more smart-alecky
more inner-directed
more orgulous
more impertinent
more introverted
more dismissive
more self-aggrandizing
more braggart
more mocking
more sanctimonious
more high-minded
more pietistic
more blusterous
more dogmatic
more portentous
more inconsiderate
more flaunting
more artificial
more bombastic
more personal
more high-flown
more full of hot air
more authoritative
more tyrannous
more oppressive
more self-indulgent
more autocratical
more tyrannic
more abrupt
more unctuous
more vaunting
more gracious
more exclusive
more pleased
more content
more pedantic
more refined
more poncey
more thoughtless
more doctrinaire
more precious
more remote
more imperative
more contumelious
more chichi
more genteel
more isolated
more subjective
more intrinsic
more intimate
more obsessive
more sententious
more peacockish
more highfaluting
more judgemental
more judgmental
more iron-handed
more heavy-handed
more self-respecting
more self-complacent
more extroverted
more extraverted
more uninhibited
more blustery
more snot-nosed
more stilted
more standoffish
more summary
more highhanded
more flushed
more complaisant
more prudish
more bullish
more indifferent
more commanding
more hotshot
more detached
more reserved
more distant
more high falutin
more flatulent
more self-opinioned
more coercive
more demanding
more imperial
more contrived
more mannered
more offhand
more straitlaced
more uncivil
more uncaring
more cliquish
more unabashed
more pushful
more discourteous
more unceremonious
more independent
more ungracious
more cursory
more off
more perfunctory
more insensitive
more boldfaced
more barefaced
more procacious
more malapert
more offish
more overproud
more lah-di-dah
more ascendant
more moralistic
more theatrical
more satisfied
more didactic
more self-sufficient
more punctilious
more contented
more serene
more homiletic
more triumphant
more self-minded
more unconcerned
more sermonic
more hypocritical
more obsequious
more homiletical
more religiose
more cock-a-hoop
more flamboyant
more pietistical
more over-elaborate
more Pecksniffian
more pharisaic
more easy-going
more draconian
more noble
more assertive
more arbitrary
more prejudiced
more biased
more repressive
more inflexible
more bigoted
more mealy-mouthed
more willful
more dogmatical
more unyielding
more Neronian
more obstinate
more opinionative
more obdurate
more partisan
more iron-fisted
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“If he had learned one thing over the past five months, it was to remain quiet when this
pompous
and egotistical man spoke.”
Adjective
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Comparative for bombastic or grandiloquent in expression
loftier
windier
flowerier
purpler
showier
gassier
wordier
fulsomer
stagier
flashier
grander
mouthier
rotunder
hammier
campier
camper
louder
schmaltzier
higher
haughtier
glibber
bigger
stuffier
vivider
primmer
crasser
vainer
jauntier
shallower
breezier
bolder
stodgier
fancier
taller
fussier
finer
larger
sublimer
longer
gabbier
lengthier
talkier
gobbier
phonier
UK
faker
falser
hollower
busier
unfairer
richer
catchier
splashier
wilder
messier
untidier
stiffer
steeper
extremer
posier
awkwarder
more bombastic
more grandiloquent
more magniloquent
more overblown
more orotund
more inflated
more overripe
more turgid
more highfalutin
more ornate
more declamatory
more sonorous
more flatulent
more pedantic
more boastful
more braggart
more portentous
more high-flown
more pretentious
more grandiose
more tumid
more verbose
more florid
more ostentatious
more aureate
more affected
more extravagant
more overdone
more overwrought
more stilted
more exaggerated
more theatrical
more flamboyant
more histrionic
more gaseous
more elaborate
more magnific
more hifalutin
more swollen
more dramatic
more Ossianic
more eloquent
more long-winded
more melodramatic
more mannered
more actorly
more pleonastic
more convoluted
more Ciceronian
more epideictic
more imposing
more strained
more Demosthenic
more Demosthenean
more labored
US
more laboured
UK
more over-elaborate
more prolix
more artificial
more forced
more hyperbolic
more excessive
more effusive
more voluble
more fluent
more tumescent
more unnatural
more actressy
more silver-tongued
more unreal
more egotistic
more overdramatic
more overemotional
more emotional
more comic
more ceremonious
more meretricious
more histrionical
more sentimental
more sensational
more articulate
more disproportionate
more undue
more immoderate
more intemperate
more bloated
more embellished
more discursive
more tedious
more elocutionary
more contrived
more vocal
more puffed
more la-di-da
more superficial
more profuse
more overstated
more unrestrained
more overweening
more superfluous
more complicated
more involved
more formal
more sesquipedalian
more expressive
more over the top
more tragic
more snobbish
more persuasive
more blustering
more tiresome
more loudmouthed
more garish
more brazen
more vaunting
more overinflated
more Miltonian
more Homeric
more ponderous
more heroic
more metaphorical
more majestic
more impressive
more booming
more lexiphanic
more full of hot air
more epic
more self-important
more detailed
more complex
more decorated
more rhapsodical
more learned
more erudite
more scholarly
more elevated
more garrulous
more talkative
more loquacious
more diffuse
more gushing
more circuitous
more circumlocutory
more repetitious
more protracted
more multiloquent
more expansive
more multiloquous
more farcical
more meandering
more digressive
more tautological
more repetitive
more logorrheic
more indirect
more tortuous
more redundant
more ambagious
more logorrhoeic
more palaverous
more tautologous
more baroque
more overworked
more bombast
more hyped
more overelaborate
more sensationalistic
more preposterous
more ornamental
more figurative
more assumed
more insincere
more magnified
more inordinate
more sham
more bogus
more spurious
more mechanical
more plastic
more factitious
more amplified
more needless
more unreasonable
more unnecessary
more decorative
more luscious
more pontifical
more cluttered
more gingerbreaded
more gingerbready
more animated
more crowded
more unwarranted
more pumped up
more Daliesque
more muddled
more disorderly
more mixed-up
more far out
more unconvincing
more sensationalist
more conceited
more affectated
more fakey
more farfetched
more fantastic
more unrealistic
more spectacular
more fabulous
more stylized
more impossible
more ❯
“The crowd would cringe at his
pompous
phraseology.”
Adjective
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Comparative for bold, audacious or showy in behavior or manner
showier
flashier
kitschier
posier
flauntier
livelier
sportier
camper
swanker
splashier
artier
dictier
gaudier
grander
snippier
hollower
wankier
faker
frillier
cutesier
bougier
swankier
louder
ritzier
classier
fancier
glitzier
kitscher
vulgarer
glitterier
brasher
noisier
crasser
gayer
jauntier
splurgier
tonier
fussier
more flamboyant
more affected
more grandiose
more ostentatious
more extravagant
more mannered
more artificial
more chichi
more exaggerated
more elaborate
more flaunting
more poncey
more bombastic
more highfaluting
more theatrical
more dashing
more exuberant
more buoyant
more rakish
more animated
more energetic
more swashbuckling
more confident
more outrageous
more peacockish
more vibrant
more vivacious
more la-di-da
more fancy-pants
more over the top
more pretentious
more specious
more inflated
more tinselly
more conspicuous
more overambitious
more conceited
more heroic
more snobbish
more vainglorious
more hifalutin
more sophomoric
more flatulent
more toffee-nosed
more stilted
more puffed up
more high-minded
more contrived
more bourgie
more precious
more garish
more flash
more tinsel
more overdone
more ornate
more actorly
more tasteless
more obtrusive
more peacocky
more exhibitionistic
more spectacular
more over-elaborate
more high-flown
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for having or showing very strict moral attitudes
primmer
prissier
stuffier
starchier
stiffer
smugger
narrower
staider
squarer
soberer
straighter
stricter
uptighter
stodgier
nicer
rigider
austerer
drearier
deadlier
boringer
duller
fustier
puffier
more priggish
more prudish
more puritanical
more Victorian
more moralistic
more sanctimonious
more schoolmarmish
more schoolmistressy
more Pecksniffian
more sententious
more censorious
more pedantic
more strait-laced
more self-righteous
more old-maidish
more self-satisfied
more narrow-minded
more tight-laced
more formal
more conventional
more sedate
more fogeyish
more conservative
more stilted
more ceremonious
more old-fashioned
more reserved
more solemn
more proper
more punctilious
more decorous
more correct
more starched
more mannered
more ceremonial
more ritualistic
more stiff-necked
more bureaucratic
more official
more uninteresting
more prosaic
more impersonal
more conformist
more humourless
UK
more niminy-piminy
more humorless
US
more supercilious
more genteel
more important
more self-important
more magisterial
more arrogant
more straitlaced
more prim and proper
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for intended to teach, particularly in having moral instruction as an ulterior motive
preachier
abstruser
fussier
duller
arider
drier
newsier
more didactic
more instructive
more instructional
more educational
more informative
more informational
more moralistic
more educative
more edifying
more illuminating
more academic
more sententious
more homiletic
more pedagogic
more sermonic
more scholastic
more homiletical
more pedantic
more preceptive
more bookish
more priggish
more improving
more heuristic
more donnish
more propaedeutic
more erudite
more advisory
more formal
more schoolmasterly
more moral
more exhortative
more hortative
more teacherly
more learned
more literary
more formalistic
more stilted
more pedantical
more particular
more schoolish
more overnice
more ostentatious
more egotistic
more doctrinaire
more punctilious
more elucidative
more descriptive
more revealing
more revelatory
more explanatory
more helpful
more explicative
more informatory
more communicative
more elucidatory
more explicatory
more telling
more explanative
more factual
more expositional
more interpretive
more illuminative
more expositive
more forthcoming
more interpretative
more demonstrative
more prefatory
more exegetic
more evaluative
more discursive
more allegorical
more graphic
more diagrammatic
more hermeneutic
more analytical
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for making a show of being morally better than others, especially hypocritically
preachier
churchier
falser
smugger
stuffier
more sanctimonious
more unctuous
more Pecksniffian
more pharisaical
more hypocritical
more religiose
more insincere
more pietistic
more self-righteous
more self-satisfied
more mealy-mouthed
Adjective
▲
Comparative for magnificent and splendid, suggesting abundance and great expense, and having a flavor of debauchery
plusher
lavisher
ritzier
posher
grander
swankier
plushier
lusher
richer
splendider
swanker
swisher
costlier
princelier
superber
fancier
classier
better-appointed
glitzier
more sumptuous
more luxurious
more opulent
more deluxe
more luxury
more elegant
more luxuriant
more extravagant
more magnificent
more expensive
more elaborate
more gorgeous
more grandiose
more Lucullan
more luscious
more beautiful
more resplendent
more impressive
more imposing
more spectacular
more splendiferous
more prodigal
more dear
more profuse
more ultra
more awe-inspiring
more upscale
more upmarket
more indulgent
more ostentatious
more regal
more ornate
more pretentious
more majestic
more immoderate
more stylish
more classic
more high-class
more upper-crust
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for impressive or grand in size, appearance, or manner
grander
splendider
statelier
auguster
prouder
superber
finer
loftier
sublimer
richer
excellenter
ambitiouser
haughtier
larger
fabber
kinglier
princelier
queenlier
lavisher
plusher
posher
ritzier
swankier
courtlier
classier
greater
lordlier
fancier
plushier
swisher
costlier
chicer
bigger
swanker
lusher
higher
vaster
powerfuller
snazzier
choicer
splashier
smarter
heavenlier
wonderfuller
supremer
flashier
worthier
showier
lovelier
suaver
comelier
sharper
comfortabler
better-appointed
sightlier
braver
longer
snappier
brighter
better-looking
huger
gaudier
comfier
portlier
tonier
cooler
trendier
dictier
shapelier
perfecter
holier
nicer
immenser
glitzier
daintier
better-dressed
taller
better-bred
more magnific
more imposing
more magnificent
more majestic
more glorious
more impressive
more noble
more grandiose
more monumental
more regal
more epic
more imperial
more heroic
more massive
more royal
more baronial
more striking
more gallant
more heroical
more Homeric
more dignified
more elevated
more opulent
more luxurious
more sumptuous
more eminent
more illustrious
more marvellous
UK
more marvelous
US
more outstanding
more terrific
more ostentatious
more unreal
more smashing
more pretentious
more admirable
more awe-inspiring
more resplendent
more elegant
more awesome
more ceremonious
more godlike
more rarefied
more Olympian
more gorgeous
more stunning
more brilliant
more breathtaking
more beautiful
more spectacular
more splendiferous
more transcendent
more divine
more radiant
more dazzling
more commanding
more magnolious
more glittering
more towering
more handsome
more graceful
more refined
more deluxe
more distinguished
more tasteful
more exquisite
more stylish
more expensive
more statuesque
more extravagant
more solemn
more remarkable
more ornate
more extraordinary
more splendorous
more luxury
more fashionable
more luxuriant
more dramatic
more classic
more polished
more formal
more elaborate
more aristocratic
more fabulous
more upscale
more formidable
more Lucullan
more ceremonial
more prodigious
more attractive
more fantastic
more staggering
more sophisticated
more cultivated
more upmarket
more modish
more dashing
more ritualistic
more official
more luscious
more classical
more amazing
more wondrous
more ominous
more tremendous
more colossal
more sensuous
more high-class
more traditional
more sacramental
more overwhelming
more ritual
more flash
more artistic
more sovereign
more discerning
more poised
more mind-blowing
more celebratory
more cultured
more urbane
more charming
more splendrous
more aesthetic
UK
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more flamboyant
more esthetic
US
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UK
more gracious
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more colourful
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Comparative for uptight or unfriendly in nature
stiffer
unfriendlier
colder
uptighter
chillier
ungainlier
more reserved
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more standoffish
more aloof
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Comparative for marked by or showing careful attention to set forms and etiquette
statelier
courtlier
nicer
rigider
starchier
stiffer
seemlier
politer
more ceremonious
more formal
more dignified
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more stilted
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more scrupulous
more grandiose
more slow-moving
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more conscionable
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