big-wigged (Meaning)

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big-wigged (a.)

characterized by pomposity of manner.

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The big-wigged executives convened in the boardroom to discuss the company's future.
She felt intimidated walking into the room full of big-wigged politicians and CEOs.
The gala was attended by a multitude of big-wigged celebrities and industry moguls.
Despite his nervousness, he approached the big-wigged producer with confidence.
The big-wigged tycoon made headlines with his latest business venture.
She aspired to be a big-wigged figure in the world of finance one day.
The conference was a gathering of big-wigged intellectuals and thought leaders.
The big-wigged lawyer was renowned for his courtroom prowess.
The event was graced by the presence of big-wigged dignitaries from around the globe.
As a newcomer to the industry, he was eager to impress the big-wigged investors with his innovative ideas.

characterized by pomposity of manner.

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The big-wigged executives convened in the boardroom to discuss the company's future.

She felt intimidated walking into the room full of big-wigged politicians and CEOs.

The gala was attended by a multitude of big-wigged celebrities and industry moguls.

Despite his nervousness, he approached the big-wigged producer with confidence.