vauntful (Meaning)
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vauntful (a.)
Given to vaunting or boasting; vainly ostentatious; boastful; vainglorious.
Synonyms & Antonyms of vauntful
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vauntful Sentence Examples
- The vauntful politician boasted incessantly about his accomplishments, irking his audience.
- Her vauntful display of wealth and status alienated those around her.
- The vauntful athlete gloated over his victory, belittling his opponents.
- The company's vauntful advertising campaign promised impossible results, alienating potential customers.
- The vauntful student constantly interrupted class to showcase his superior knowledge.
- The vauntful actor's egotistical behavior overshadowed his talent, hindering his career.
- The vauntful socialite used her connections to flaunt her wealth and status.
- The vauntful CEO's overconfidence led to disastrous decisions, ultimately bankrupting the company.
- The vauntful artist's arrogant behavior made him unbearable to work with, despite his skill.
- The vauntful sportsman provoked his rivals with his boastful predictions, leading to a bitter rivalry.
FAQs About the word vauntful
Given to vaunting or boasting; vainly ostentatious; boastful; vainglorious.
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The vauntful politician boasted incessantly about his accomplishments, irking his audience.
Her vauntful display of wealth and status alienated those around her.
The vauntful athlete gloated over his victory, belittling his opponents.
The company's vauntful advertising campaign promised impossible results, alienating potential customers.
