bombast

bombast synonyms

fustian compare bombast and fustian
hot air compare bombast and hot air
rant compare bombast and rant
grandiloquence compare bombast and grandiloquence
claptrap compare bombast and claptrap
pomposity compare bombast and pomposity
bluster compare bombast and bluster
braggadocio compare bombast and braggadocio
bragging compare bombast and bragging
magniloquence compare bombast and magniloquence
boasting compare bombast and boasting
nonsense compare bombast and nonsense
pompousness compare bombast and pompousness
rhetoric compare bombast and rhetoric
turgidity compare bombast and turgidity
balderdash compare bombast and balderdash
blah compare bombast and blah
drivel compare bombast and drivel
gibberish compare bombast and gibberish
pretension compare bombast and pretension
rubbish compare bombast and rubbish
rodomontade compare bombast and rodomontade
bunk compare bombast and bunk
bravado compare bombast and bravado
poppycock compare bombast and poppycock
verbosity compare bombast and verbosity
pretentiousness compare bombast and pretentiousness
bunkum compare bombast and bunkum
grandiosity compare bombast and grandiosity
hogwash compare bombast and hogwash
humbug compare bombast and humbug
ornateness compare bombast and ornateness
bosh compare bombast and bosh
swaggering compare bombast and swaggering
twaddle compare bombast and twaddle
boastfulness compare bombast and boastfulness
blather compare bombast and blather
empty talk compare bombast and empty talk
bull compare bombast and bull
euphuism compare bombast and euphuism
ranting compare bombast and ranting
jive compare bombast and jive
hooey compare bombast and hooey
heroics compare bombast and heroics
wind compare bombast and wind
rot compare bombast and rot
highfalutin compare bombast and highfalutin
gasconade compare bombast and gasconade
guff compare bombast and guff
trash compare bombast and trash

bombast definitions

adj

  • Big without meaning, or high-sounding; bombastic, inflated; magniloquent. 

noun

  • High-sounding words; language above the dignity of the occasion; a pompous or ostentatious manner of writing or speaking. 

verb

  • To use high-sounding words; to speak or write in a pompous or ostentatious manner. 

  • To swell or fill out; to inflate, to pad. 

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