magniloquence (Meaning)

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magniloquence (n)

high-flown style; excessive use of verbal ornamentation

Webster

The quality of being magniloquent; pompous discourse; grandiloquence.

The politician's magniloquence masked his lack of substance.
The orator's magniloquence captivated the audience, leaving them spellbound.
Her writing was characterized by magniloquence, using grandiloquent language for simple ideas.
The speechwriter's magniloquence inflated the event's importance, making it appear more significant than it was.
The report was filled with magniloquence, drowning out the actual data with flowery language.
The artist's magniloquence extended to his paintings, which depicted epic scenes with exaggerated grandeur.
The critic's review was filled with magniloquence, extolling the work to lofty heights.
The CEO's magniloquence inspired the team but also alienated those who sought more tangible results.
The letter's magniloquence concealed a hidden agenda, its true intentions obscured beneath layers of flowery prose.
The presentation's magniloquence was intended to impress, but it ultimately overshadowed the message it was meant to convey.

high-flown style; excessive use of verbal ornamentationThe quality of being magniloquent; pompous discourse; grandiloquence.

rhetoric, grandiloquence, rodomontade, brag, braggadocio, bombast, bluster, fanfaronade, pomposity, rhapsody

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The politician's magniloquence masked his lack of substance.

The orator's magniloquence captivated the audience, leaving them spellbound.

Her writing was characterized by magniloquence, using grandiloquent language for simple ideas.

The speechwriter's magniloquence inflated the event's importance, making it appear more significant than it was.