magniloquous (Meaning)
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magniloquous (a.)
Magniloquent.
Synonyms & Antonyms of magniloquous
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magniloquous Sentence Examples
- The politician's magniloquous rhetoric failed to inspire the electorate.
- The author's magniloquous prose obscured the simple beauty of the story.
- The CEO's magniloquous promises raised unrealistic expectations among employees.
- The actor's magniloquous portrayal of the character made the audience cringe.
- The preacher's magniloquous sermon sent the congregation into a deep slumber.
- The sales pitch was filled with magniloquous claims that were impossible to substantiate.
- The magniloquous architecture of the palace dwarfed the surrounding buildings.
- The sculptor's magniloquous statue towered over the public square.
- The poet's magniloquous verses captured the grandeur and awe of nature.
- The magniloquous language of the poem left the reader feeling overwhelmed and disconnected.
FAQs About the word magniloquous
Magniloquent.
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The politician's magniloquous rhetoric failed to inspire the electorate.
The author's magniloquous prose obscured the simple beauty of the story.
The CEO's magniloquous promises raised unrealistic expectations among employees.
The actor's magniloquous portrayal of the character made the audience cringe.
