line-shooting (Meaning)

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line-shooting (n)

an instance of boastful talk

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The gossipy neighbor was line-shooting with the new couple, eager to learn their secrets.
The politician's speech was filled with line-shooting, promising solutions that he had no intention of fulfilling.
The saleswoman tried to line-shoot the customer into buying an extended warranty, but it didn't work.
The actor's line-shooting convinced the director that he was perfect for the role.
The teenager was adept at line-shooting, charming his way into parties he wasn't invited to.
The scammer's line-shooting was so convincing that even the most skeptical victim fell for it.
The lawyer's line-shooting in court was so effective that the jury ruled in his client's favor.
The doctor's line-shooting gave the patient false hope, delaying their proper diagnosis.
The teacher's line-shooting to the students motivated them to study hard and excel.
The interviewer's line-shooting made the candidate feel at ease and answer confidently.

an instance of boastful talk

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The gossipy neighbor was line-shooting with the new couple, eager to learn their secrets.

The politician's speech was filled with line-shooting, promising solutions that he had no intention of fulfilling.

The saleswoman tried to line-shoot the customer into buying an extended warranty, but it didn't work.

The actor's line-shooting convinced the director that he was perfect for the role.