英语词汇“magniloquent”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

in the sense of exalted

He has an exalted idea of his own importance.

Synonyms

inflated,

excessive,

exaggerated,

elevated,

pretentious,

overblown

in the sense of grandiloquent

Definition

using pompous or unnecessarily complicated language

She attacked her colleagues for indulging in `grandiloquent' language.

Synonyms

pompous,

inflated,

rhetorical,

high-flown,

pretentious,

flowery,

bombastic,

high-sounding,

fustian,

orotund,

magniloquent

in the sense of high-flown

Definition

extravagant or pretentious

Many personnel were put off by such high-flown rhetoric.

Synonyms

extravagant,

elaborate,

pretentious,

exaggerated,

inflated,

lofty,

grandiose,

overblown,

florid,

high-falutin (informal),

arty-farty (informal),

magniloquent

in the sense of high-sounding

Synonyms

extravagant,

affected,

imposing,

strained,

artificial,

flamboyant,

high-flown,

pompous,

pretentious,

grandiose,

overblown,

stilted,

ostentatious,

florid,

bombastic,

grandiloquent,

magniloquent

in the sense of lofty

Definition

morally admirable

Amid the chaos, he had lofty aims.

Synonyms

noble,

grand,

distinguished,

superior,

imposing,

renowned,

elevated,

majestic,

dignified,

stately,

sublime,

illustrious,

exalted

in the sense of overblown

The book contains a heavy dose of overblown lyrical description.

Synonyms

inflated,

rhetorical,

high-flown,

pompous,

pretentious,

flowery,

florid,

turgid,

bombastic,

windy,

grandiloquent,

high-sounding,

fustian,

orotund,

magniloquent,

aureate,

euphuistic

in the sense of pretentious

Definition

vulgarly showy

He talked a lot of pretentious twaddle about modern art.

Synonyms

affected,

mannered,

exaggerated,

pompous,

assuming,

hollow,

inflated,

extravagant,

high-flown,

flaunting,

grandiose,

conceited,

showy,

ostentatious,

snobbish,

puffed up,

bombastic,

specious,

grandiloquent,

vainglorious,

high-sounding,

highfalutin (informal),

overambitious,

arty-farty (informal),

magniloquent

in the sense of rhetorical

He disgorges a stream of rhetorical flourishes.

Synonyms

high-flown,

flamboyant,

windy,

flashy,

pompous,

pretentious,

flowery,

showy,

florid,

bombastic,

hyperbolic,

verbose,

oratorical,

grandiloquent,

high-sounding,

declamatory,

arty-farty (informal),

silver-tongued,

magniloquent

in the sense of sonorous

Definition

(of speech) using language that is unnecessarily complicated and difficult to understand

a clutch of children with sonorous Old Testament names

Synonyms

high-flown,

grandiloquent,

high-sounding,

orotund

in the sense of stilted

Definition

(of speech, writing, or behaviour) formal or pompous

His delivery was stilted and occasionally stumbling.

Synonyms

stiff,

forced,

wooden,

laboured,

artificial,

inflated,

constrained,

unnatural,

high-flown,

pompous,

pretentious,

pedantic,

bombastic,

grandiloquent,

high-sounding,

arty-farty (informal),

fustian

单词	magniloquent
释义	Trends of magniloquent View usage for: magniloquent in British English (mæɡˈnɪləkwənt) adjective (of speech) lofty in style; grandiloquent Derived forms magniloquence (magˈniloquence) noun magniloquently (magˈniloquently) adverb Word origin C17: from Latin magnus great + loquī to speak magniloquent in American English (mægˈnɪləkwənt) adjective 1. lofty, pompous, or grandiose in speech or style of expression 2. boastful or bombastic Derived forms magniloquence (magˈniloquence) noun magniloquently (magˈniloquently) adverb Word origin prob. back-form. < magniloquence < L magniloquentia < magniloquus, speaking in a lofty style < magnus, great (see magni-) + loqui, to speak Examples of 'magniloquent' in a sentence magniloquent By the time they got near to Pickwance, he himself had waxed almost magniloquent on the cultivation of turnips. MacLeod, Charlotte SOMETHING IN THE WATER Synonyms of 'magniloquent' pompous, elevated, lofty, rhetorical More Synonyms of magniloquent Definition of 'magniloquent' (adjective) in the sense of pompous Definition (of speech) excessively grand, literary, and pompous He waxed magniloquent on the cultivation of turnips. Synonyms pompous She winced at his pompous phraseology. elevated the magazine's elevated tone lofty Amid the chaos, he had lofty aims. rhetorical He disgorges a stream of rhetorical flourishes. high-flown Many personnel were put off by such high-flown rhetoric. pretentious He talked a lot of pretentious twaddle about modern art. exalted (informal) He has an exalted idea of his own importance. overblown The book contains a heavy dose of overblown lyrical description. stilted His delivery was stilted and occasionally stumbling. turgid He used to make dull, turgid and boring speeches. bombastic the bombastic style of his oratory sonorous a clutch of children with sonorous Old Testament names grandiloquent She attacked her colleagues for indulging in `grandiloquent' language. high-sounding declamatory She has a reputation for making bold, declamatory statements. arty-farty (informal) orotund Additional synonyms in the sense of bombastic the bombastic style of his oratory Synonyms grandiloquent, inflated, ranting, windy, high-flown, pompous, grandiose, histrionic, wordy, verbose, declamatory, fustian, magniloquent in the sense of declamatory She has a reputation for making bold, declamatory statements. Synonyms rhetorical, theatrical, inflated, high-flown, pompous, turgid, bombastic, discursive, grandiloquent, fustian, orotund, stagy, magniloquent in the sense of elevated Definition (of ideas or pursuits) on a high intellectual or moral level the magazine's elevated tone Synonyms high-minded, high, fine, grand, noble, inflated, dignified, sublime, lofty, high-flown, pompous, exalted, bombastic Nearby words of magniloquent magnificent magnify magniloquence magniloquent magnitude maid maiden Synonyms of 'magniloquent' magniloquent Explore 'magniloquent' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of exalted He has an exalted idea of his own importance. Synonyms inflated, excessive, exaggerated, elevated, pretentious, overblown in the sense of grandiloquent Definition using pompous or unnecessarily complicated language She attacked her colleagues for indulging in `grandiloquent' language. Synonyms pompous, inflated, rhetorical, high-flown, pretentious, flowery, bombastic, high-sounding, fustian, orotund, magniloquent in the sense of high-flown Definition extravagant or pretentious Many personnel were put off by such high-flown rhetoric. Synonyms extravagant, elaborate, pretentious, exaggerated, inflated, lofty, grandiose, overblown, florid, high-falutin (informal), arty-farty (informal), magniloquent in the sense of high-sounding Synonyms extravagant, affected, imposing, strained, artificial, flamboyant, high-flown, pompous, pretentious, grandiose, overblown, stilted, ostentatious, florid, bombastic, grandiloquent, magniloquent in the sense of lofty Definition morally admirable Amid the chaos, he had lofty aims. Synonyms noble, grand, distinguished, superior, imposing, renowned, elevated, majestic, dignified, stately, sublime, illustrious, exalted in the sense of overblown The book contains a heavy dose of overblown lyrical description. Synonyms inflated, rhetorical, high-flown, pompous, pretentious, flowery, florid, turgid, bombastic, windy, grandiloquent, high-sounding, fustian, orotund, magniloquent, aureate, euphuistic in the sense of pretentious Definition vulgarly showy He talked a lot of pretentious twaddle about modern art. Synonyms affected, mannered, exaggerated, pompous, assuming, hollow, inflated, extravagant, high-flown, flaunting, grandiose, conceited, showy, ostentatious, snobbish, puffed up, bombastic, specious, grandiloquent, vainglorious, high-sounding, highfalutin (informal), overambitious, arty-farty (informal), magniloquent in the sense of rhetorical He disgorges a stream of rhetorical flourishes. Synonyms high-flown, flamboyant, windy, flashy, pompous, pretentious, flowery, showy, florid, bombastic, hyperbolic, verbose, oratorical, grandiloquent, high-sounding, declamatory, arty-farty (informal), silver-tongued, magniloquent in the sense of sonorous Definition (of speech) using language that is unnecessarily complicated and difficult to understand a clutch of children with sonorous Old Testament names Synonyms high-flown, grandiloquent, high-sounding, orotund in the sense of stilted Definition (of speech, writing, or behaviour) formal or pompous His delivery was stilted and occasionally stumbling. Synonyms stiff, forced, wooden, laboured, artificial, inflated, constrained, unnatural, high-flown, pompous, pretentious, pedantic, bombastic, grandiloquent, high-sounding, arty-farty (informal), fustian Additional synonyms in the sense of turgid Definition (of language) pompous, boring, and hard to understand He used to make dull, turgid and boring speeches. Synonyms pompous, inflated, windy, high-flown, pretentious, grandiose, flowery, overblown, stilted, ostentatious, fulsome, bombastic, grandiloquent, arty-farty (informal), fustian, orotund, magniloquent, sesquipedalian, tumid
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