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bombast

/ˈbɒm.bæst/

Traduction: Nom désignant un discours ou un écrit pompeux, prétentieux ou grandiloquent, souvent vide de sens ou exagéré.

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/ˈbɒm.bæst/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un discours ou un écrit pompeux, prétentieux ou grandiloquent, souvent vide de sens ou exagéré.

A noun referring to pompous, pretentious, or high-sounding talk or writing that is often considered empty or inflated.

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  1. Pompous or pretentious languageC1formal

    Speech or writing that is high-sounding, inflated, and often meaningless; grandiloquence.

    frEmphase vide

    • The politician's speech was full of bombast but lacked any real substance.
    • His writing is marred by unnecessary bombast and complex jargon.
    • Critics dismissed the novel as mere bombast, devoid of genuine emotion.

    Synonymesblusterfustiangrandiloquencemagniloquencepomposityrantturgidity

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  • bombasts plural form
  • bombasts' possessive plural form
  • bombast's possessive singular form
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