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puffiness

/ˈpʌf.i.nəs/

Traducción: Sustantivo que denota el estado de hinchazón o abultamiento, ya sea físicamente como una protuberancia anormal, ya sea en sentido figurado como muestra de vanidad y pomposidad.

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noun

/ˈpʌf.i.nəs/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que denota el estado de hinchazón o abultamiento, ya sea físicamente como una protuberancia anormal, ya sea en sentido figurado como muestra de vanidad y pomposidad.

A noun referring to a state of being swollen or inflated, either physically as an abnormal protuberance or figuratively as an expression of vanity and pomposity.

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  1. Swelling or enlargementB2formal

    An abnormal protuberance or localized enlargement of a body part, often due to fluid retention or inflammation.

    esHinchazón

    • The puffiness around her eyes was caused by allergies.
    • Applying a cold compress can reduce facial puffiness.
    • The doctor noted some puffiness in the patient's ankles.

    Sinónimosbloatingbulgebumpdistensionedemainflammationlumpoedemaprotuberanceswellingtumescenceturgidity

  2. Pompous or vain behaviorC1formal

    A lack of elegance resulting from being pompous and full of self-importance.

    esPomposidad o vanidad

    • His speech was marked by a certain puffiness that annoyed the audience.
    • The puffiness of his manner made him difficult to work with.
    • She criticized the puffiness of the official's remarks.

    Sinónimosconceitgrandiosityhaughtinessostentationpompositypretentiousnessself-importancevanity

    Antónimoshumilitymodestyunpretentiousness

Formas
  • puffinesses plural form
  • puffinesses' possessive plural form
  • puffiness's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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