blusterous Antonyms
Strongest:
- diffident
- humble
- uncomplacent
- modest
- meek
- diffident
- egoless
- timid
- modest
- meek
- uncomplacent
- unassertive
- timid
- egoless
- humble
- unassertive
Strong:
- self-critical
- self-reproving
- self-critical
- unassuming
- self-doubting
- unpretentious
- self-reproachful
- self-doubting
- sheepish
- self-distrustful
- sheepish
- shy
- self-reproving
- down-to-earth
- shy
- unassuming
- bashful
- self-reproachful
- bashful
- unpretentious
- down-to-earth
- self-distrustful
Weak:
Strongest:
- self-important
- bombastic
- pompous
- vainglorious
- bumptious
- haughty
- bragging
- snobbish
- supercilious
- swaggering
- conceited
- arrogant
- egoistical
- braggy
- egoistic
- boastful
- blustery
- egotistical
- smug
- complacent
- egotistic
- cocky
- braggart
- snooty
Strong:
- overweening
- lofty
- high-and-mighty
- high-handed
- toploftical
- cavalier
- assured
- self-assertive
- self-assured
- domineering
- pontifical
- disdainful
- superior
- fastuous
- assumptive
- important
- pretentious
- self-conceited
- uppity
- chesty
- imperious
- vain
- hifalutin
- peremptory
- bigheaded
- huffy
- self-satisfied
- biggety
- high-hat
- proud
- consequential
- swellheaded
- uppish
- stuck-up
- overconfident
- toplofty
- snobby
- self-asserting
- lordly
- biggity
- prideful
- masterful
- self-opinionated
- holier-than-thou
Weak:
Meaning of blusterous
blusterous (s)
blowing in violent and abrupt bursts
blusterous (a.)
Inclined to bluster; given to blustering; blustering.
blusterous Sentence Examples
- The blusterous wind whipped through the trees, bending them to its will.
- Despite his blusterous claims, he often failed to deliver on his promises.
- The blusterous waves crashed against the rocks, sending spray high into the air.
- His blusterous attitude intimidated those around him, but it was all a facade.
- The blusterous thunderstorm rattled the windows with its powerful roar.
- Despite the blusterous protestations, the decision remained unchanged.
- The blusterous politician riled up the crowd with inflammatory rhetoric.
- The blusterous boss liked to assert his dominance in the workplace.
- She faced the blusterous challenge with calm determination, refusing to be shaken.
- The blusterous argument echoed through the halls, drawing attention from all nearby.
FAQs About the word blusterous
blowing in violent and abrupt burstsInclined to bluster; given to blustering; blustering.
self-important, bombastic, pompous, vainglorious, bumptious, haughty, bragging, snobbish, supercilious, swaggering
diffident, humble, uncomplacent,modest, meek, diffident, egoless, timid, modest, meek
The blusterous wind whipped through the trees, bending them to its will.
Despite his blusterous claims, he often failed to deliver on his promises.
The blusterous waves crashed against the rocks, sending spray high into the air.
His blusterous attitude intimidated those around him, but it was all a facade.
