The word "bombastic" comes from the Latin word "bombasticus," which means "padded" or "stuffed." It evolved to describe speech or writing that is pompous, exaggerated, or pretentious. The term emphasizes a flashy, over-the-top style that lacks genuine substance or meaning.

The bombastic man decided to talk a lot about himself.

Bombastic - video game - happened in 2002.

Her mom went on a bombastic rant after she missed her curfew

Her mom went on a bombastic rant after she missed her curfew ;0

Bombastic - video game - was created on 2002-12-19.

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Pompous or bombastic speech

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"pompous; bombastic; haughty; pretentious"

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Bombastic refers to language that is pompous or overly exaggerated, while pedantic refers to being overly concerned with minor details and formalities. Bombastic language is more about grandiosity and showiness, whereas pedantic behavior focuses on strict adherence to rules and correctness.

His bombastic delivery, stuffed with buzz-words and other clap-trap, failed to disguise the fact that his speech had no real content.

I needed one more egg and I saved it for last, the egg of the dreaded bombastic aghast.

from 'Scrambled Eggs Super' by Dr. Seuss

The pipe organ's Grand Tuba stop is very bombastic.

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Arrogant, bombastic, egotistic, snooty, conceited

From The Latin" Turgidus" meaning "Overbloted/bombastic".

when the feel like being a bit bombastic

Mr Bean sings Mr Bomtastic :D

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1. The lawyer was too bombastic about his celebrity client to ever be taken seriously.

2. Sally, who attended an elite private school, was bombastic enough when she talked to keep her from making friends with the neighborhood kids.

3. While talking to an owner of a prize-winning poodle, the man was struck by how bombastically they fawned over their dog.

4. The rebellious teenager rolled their eyes at the bombastic curfew their parents insisted on.

5. Mrs. Smith was a humble woman, and decided to forgo the party her bombastic neighbors were throwing.

The opposite of modesty is arrogance or immodesty.

"A C4 is an explosive that requires a remote."

"The proposal to amend the Constitution of the United States of America immediately had an explosive effect on all of the Congressmen, causing representatives to shout out, creating total chaos."

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The movie's preview incited me to see it later.

The news channel's preview was bombastic.

The only one I can locate is ... Dewey, Cheatam & Howe

Well, honey, bombastic literature is like a fancy word for writing that's all show and no substance. Think flowery language, exaggerated claims, and over-the-top expressions that make you roll your eyes. It's basically the literary equivalent of someone who talks a big game but can't back it up. So, if you're looking for examples, just crack open any self-help book promising to change your life in three easy steps.

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He plays in the Red Hot Chili Peppers and his own instrumental band Chad Smith's Bombastic Meatbats.

try some of these: -100011010, Linux, -11, Bombastic, Lord of the Flies, Forever Alone, or Chuck Norris.

Tumidity is the condition of being tumid. Tumid is "bombastic: ostentatiously lofty in style" or, alternatively, "puffy: abnormally distended especially by fluids or gas".

baroque, bombastic, dashing, flashy, glamorous, jazzy, ostentatious, showy, embellished, bizarre, extravagant.

He was the leader of the "Black Shirts" in Italy during the WW2, a bombastic sort he became an ally of Hitler, he was later found guilty.

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Bombastic describes a deliberate exaggeration or overstatement when describing people or events.

Can you be more specific? Which ads? If you're asking about the classic Quick Trip "bombastic announcer" ads, those were voiced by Stuart Culpepper of Atlanta.

One thing that it achieved was to humiliate and silence one very boastful,bombastic Union General by the name of John Pope and send him skeddadling back to Washington.

To list a few:

Believable. Beneficial. Best. Blithe. Bold. Bombastic. Boundless. Brave. Brazen. Bright. Brilliant. Brisk. Broad-minded.

Paul McCrane. He's a great character actor, who played a sensitive teen in the movie "Fame" back in 1980, and the bombastic Robert "Rocket" Romano on "ER".

Magniloquent is the best answer I could find. Dictionary Meaning: speaking in or characterized by a high-flown often bombastic style or manner <magniloquent boasts> Magniloquent is the best answer I could find. Dictionary Meaning: speaking in or characterized by a high-flown often bombastic style or manner <magniloquent boasts>

Synonyms for pompous include bloated, bombastic, conceited, flaunting, grandiose, inflated, narcissistic, ostentatious, overblown, overbearing, pretentious, self-centered, selfish, stuck-up, and vain.

Speaking in a lofty style; pompous; bombastic.

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