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Meaning of high-blown
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high-blown (a.)
Inflated, as with conceit.
high-blown Sentence Examples
- The politician's high-blown rhetoric failed to sway the unimpressed audience.
- The novel's plot was filled with high-blown adventures that defied plausibility.
- The actor gave a high-blown performance that was all bluster and no substance.
- The fashion designer's high-blown creations were more suited to a runway show than everyday wear.
- The company used high-blown advertising to promote its products, exaggerating their benefits.
- The politician's high-blown promises were quickly forgotten once he was elected.
- The athlete's high-blown self-confidence often led to disappointment.
- The high-blown language of the poem obscured its true meaning.
- The award ceremony featured high-blown speeches that were more ornamental than meaningful.
- The businessman's high-blown sales pitch failed to convince the potential investor.
FAQs About the word high-blown
Inflated, as with conceit.
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The politician's high-blown rhetoric failed to sway the unimpressed audience.
The novel's plot was filled with high-blown adventures that defied plausibility.
The actor gave a high-blown performance that was all bluster and no substance.
The fashion designer's high-blown creations were more suited to a runway show than everyday wear.
