vaunting (Meaning)

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vaunting (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Vaunt

No weak antonyms found.

The vaunting politician boasted about his accomplishments, painting himself as an unparalleled leader.
Despite his lackluster performance, the actor engaged in vaunting speeches about his acting prowess.
The company's vaunting press release promised revolutionary products that never materialized.
The wealthy tycoon vaunts his extravagant lifestyle, oblivious to the struggles of those less fortunate.
The athlete's vaunting confidence turned into a hindrance when he failed to deliver on his promises.
The scholar's vaunting intellect alienated colleagues who saw his constant self-promotion as arrogance.
The artist's vaunting self-portraits failed to convey the depth and vulnerability behind his crafted facade.
The surgeon's vaunting claims about his groundbreaking techniques proved to be inflated at best.
The nation's vaunting military might masked underlying economic and social weaknesses.
The vaunting adventurer's reckless behavior ultimately led to his downfall.

of Vaunt

bragging,boasting, vaporing, priding,crowing, swaggering, displaying, blowing, exhibiting, rejoicing

underrating, playing down, belittling,belittling, discounting, diminishing, playing down, discounting, deprecating, minimizing

The vaunting politician boasted about his accomplishments, painting himself as an unparalleled leader.

Despite his lackluster performance, the actor engaged in vaunting speeches about his acting prowess.

The company's vaunting press release promised revolutionary products that never materialized.

The wealthy tycoon vaunts his extravagant lifestyle, oblivious to the struggles of those less fortunate.