ballahoo Sentence Examples
- The politician's speech was mere ballahoo, designed to distract from his lack of substance.
- The carnival barker's ballahoo drew a large crowd, promising excitement and entertainment.
- The movie was a complete ballahoo, filled with hollow promises and over-the-top action sequences.
- The sales pitch was full of ballahoo, promising miraculous results that were too good to be true.
- The celebrity's autobiography was just ballahoo, a glorified publicity stunt designed to sell copies.
- The company's advertisements were filled with ballahoo, making bold claims that they couldn't possibly substantiate.
- The politician's campaign promises were nothing but ballahoo, empty words used to win votes.
- The ballahoo surrounding the new product launch was deafening, but the actual product failed to live up to the hype.
- The ballahoo of the celebrity wedding drowned out any genuine news or events happening in the world.
- The ballahoo surrounding the latest technological advancements was quickly overshadowed by the realization of their limitations.
ballahoo Meaning
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ballahoo (n.)
Alt. of Ballahou
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Alt. of Ballahou
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The politician's speech was mere ballahoo, designed to distract from his lack of substance.
The carnival barker's ballahoo drew a large crowd, promising excitement and entertainment.
The movie was a complete ballahoo, filled with hollow promises and over-the-top action sequences.
The sales pitch was full of ballahoo, promising miraculous results that were too good to be true.
