grandiloquently (Meaning)

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grandiloquently (r)

in a rhetorically grandiloquent manner

The orator addressed the crowd grandiloquently, his words resonating through the hall like thunder.
The politician grandiloquently promised a utopian future, but his actions proved otherwise.
The actor grandiloquently delivered his lines, leaving the audience awestruck.
The author grandiloquently described the protagonist's journey, using florid language that belied the simplicity of the plot.
The pompous aristocrat grandiloquently proclaimed his wealth and status, but his words rang hollow to those who knew him well.
The preacher grandiloquently condemned the sins of his congregation, but his own life was far from exemplary.
The salesman grandiloquently presented the product's features, but failed to mention its numerous drawbacks.
The student grandiloquently defended his thesis, but his arguments were unconvincing and full of errors.
The speechwriter grandiloquently crafted the president's inaugural address, hoping to inspire the nation with soaring rhetoric.
The artist grandiloquently titled his painting "The Birth of a New Era," but it was merely a garish abstraction.

in a rhetorically grandiloquent manner

rhetoric, braggadocio, bombast, rodomontade, magniloquence, brag, rant, rhapsody, gasconade, oratory

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The orator addressed the crowd grandiloquently, his words resonating through the hall like thunder.

The politician grandiloquently promised a utopian future, but his actions proved otherwise.

The actor grandiloquently delivered his lines, leaving the audience awestruck.

The author grandiloquently described the protagonist's journey, using florid language that belied the simplicity of the plot.