grandiloquent (Meaning)

Wordnet

grandiloquent (s)

lofty in style

puffed up with vanity

Webster

Speaking in a lofty style; pompous; bombastic.

The politician's grandiloquent speech filled the hall with lofty rhetoric.
The teacher's grandiloquent language confused the young students.
The advertisement used grandiloquent phrases to exaggerate the benefits of the product.
The author's grandiloquent writing style was more pretentious than impressive.
The speechwriter carefully crafted grandiloquent expressions to appeal to the audience's emotions.
The opera singer's grandiloquent voice reverberated through the theater.
The politician's grandiloquent promises failed to convince the skeptical voters.
The grandiloquent language of the legal document made it difficult to understand.
The professor's grandiloquent lectures left the students feeling overwhelmed.
The artist's grandiloquent work was more about style than substance.

lofty in style, puffed up with vanitySpeaking in a lofty style; pompous; bombastic.

rhetorical,rhetoric, ornate, flowery, eloquent, high-sounding, boastful, high-flown, hifalutin, florid

matter-of-fact, unpoetic, simple, matter-of-fact, simple,prosaic, plain, plain, prosaic, direct

The politician's grandiloquent speech filled the hall with lofty rhetoric.

The teacher's grandiloquent language confused the young students.

The advertisement used grandiloquent phrases to exaggerate the benefits of the product.

The author's grandiloquent writing style was more pretentious than impressive.