bravadoes (Meaning)
bravadoes (pl.)
of Bravado
Synonyms & Antonyms of bravadoes
Synonyms:
- assumption
- vaingloriousness
- dominance
- hauteur
- strut
- disdain
- pretence
- lordliness
- boastfulness
- masterfulness
- bumptiousness
- braggadocio
- cheek
- bombast
- vainglory
- high-handedness
- presumptuousness
- swagger
- pridefulness
- peremptoriness
- superiority
- bossiness
- superciliousness
- pompousness
- pride
- imperiousness
- haughtiness
- triumphalism
- pomposity
- loftiness
- self-importance
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- self-complacency
- impudence
- condescension
- authoritativeness
- huffiness
- conceit
- cheekiness
- complacence
- self-conceit
- scorn
- consequence
- snobbery
- egotism
- toploftiness
- self-assertion
- smugness
- inflation
- self-content
- pretense
- high horse
- self-contentment
- pretentiousness
- self-satisfaction
- self-consequence
- snobbishness
- vanity
- snobbism
- self-opinion
- snootiness
- cockiness
- self-centeredness
- brag
- impertinence
- egoism
- pretension
- side
- chest-thumping
- swelled head
- sauciness
- bowwow
Antonyms:
bravadoes Sentence Examples
- The soldier's bravadoes were well-known among his comrades, but deep down, they knew he was just as fearful as the rest of them.
- Despite his bravadoes, he couldn't mask the anxiety in his voice as he faced the daunting challenge ahead.
- Her constant bravadoes were tiresome to those around her, who saw through her attempts to appear confident.
- The gang leader's bravadoes only served to inflame the situation, escalating tensions further.
- His bravadoes often got him into trouble, as he underestimated the consequences of his actions.
- The politician's bravadoes failed to impress the electorate, who were more interested in concrete plans and policies.
- Behind his bravadoes, he harbored doubts about his abilities to succeed in the competitive industry.
- The young actor's bravadoes onstage were met with applause from the audience, who admired his confidence.
- Despite his bravadoes, he couldn't shake the feeling of inadequacy that gnawed at him from within.
- In the face of danger, his bravadoes melted away, revealing the vulnerable person beneath the tough exterior.
FAQs About the word bravadoes
of Bravado
attitude,arrogance, assumption, vaingloriousness, dominance, hauteur, strut, disdain, pretence, lordliness
diffidence,shyness, self-doubt, demureness, shyness, passivity, bashfulness, bashfulness, passivity, self-doubt
The soldier's bravadoes were well-known among his comrades, but deep down, they knew he was just as fearful as the rest of them.
Despite his bravadoes, he couldn't mask the anxiety in his voice as he faced the daunting challenge ahead.
Her constant bravadoes were tiresome to those around her, who saw through her attempts to appear confident.
The gang leader's bravadoes only served to inflame the situation, escalating tensions further.
