braggart (Meaning)

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braggart (n)

a very boastful and talkative person

Wordnet

braggart (s)

exhibiting self-importance

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braggart (v. i.)

A boaster.

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braggart (a.)

Boastful.

braggart Sentence Examples

  1. The tavern echoed with the laughter of the braggart as he boasted about his supposed exploits.
  2. Despite his lack of real achievements, he couldn't resist the urge to play the braggart.
  3. Every gathering seemed to have its resident braggart, eager to regale others with exaggerated tales of bravery.
  4. His reputation as a braggart preceded him wherever he went, making genuine connections difficult.
  5. The braggart's tales grew taller with each retelling, stretching the bounds of credulity.
  6. Behind his facade of confidence, the braggart harbored deep insecurities that he tried to mask with bravado.
  7. Despite his outward bravado, the braggart wilted under any real challenge.
  8. The braggart's boasts about his wealth and connections were met with skepticism by those who knew him best.
  9. Even in defeat, the braggart couldn't resist the urge to spin his losses into tales of near-victory.
  10. The braggart's constant need for validation masked a profound fear of being forgotten.

FAQs About the word braggart

a very boastful and talkative person, exhibiting self-importanceA boaster., Boastful.

blowhard, brag, boaster, braggadocio, bragger, cracker, swaggerer, blower,cock,gascon

timid, diffident, diffident, egoless,humble, timid, modest, modest, meek, egoless

The tavern echoed with the laughter of the braggart as he boasted about his supposed exploits.

Despite his lack of real achievements, he couldn't resist the urge to play the braggart.

Every gathering seemed to have its resident braggart, eager to regale others with exaggerated tales of bravery.

His reputation as a braggart preceded him wherever he went, making genuine connections difficult.