vaunt

• Nom désignant une vantardise excessive ou un discours plein de forfanterie.

A noun referring to extravagant self-praise or boastful talk.

1. Extravagant self-praiseC1formal

   An act of boasting or bragging about oneself in an excessive or showy manner.

   Fanfaronnade

   • His speech was full of vaunt about his own achievements.
   • The athlete's constant vaunt annoyed his teammates.
   • She dismissed his vaunt as empty talk.

   Synonymesblusterboastbragbraggadociogasconaderodomontadeself-praiseswagger

• Verbe vieilli ou littéraire signifiant se vanter ou se glorifier de quelque chose, souvent avec orgueil ou vanité, ou exalter quelque chose avec emphase.

An archaic verb meaning to boast or brag about something, often in a proud or vain manner.

1. Boast or bragC1formal

   To speak about something in a proud or self-important way, often to impress others.

   Se vanter

   • He vaunted his achievements at every opportunity.
   • She vaunted the success of her new business venture.
   • The politician vaunted his record on the economy.

   Synonymesboastbragcrowflauntglorifyparadeshow offswagger

   Antonymesbelittledenigratedeprecatedisparageminimize