Translations for „grandiloquent“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

grandiloquent [grænˈdɪləkwənt] ADJ

grandiloquent

высокопа́рный

grandiloquent

напы́щенный

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English

Perhaps, had the ceremony been the curtain-raiser for two weeks of failure, it might have gone down as a grandiloquent folly.

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Sometimes he speaks in grandiloquent rhyming couplets.

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Unfortunately the activists, writers etc. sit in comfortable ivory towers and make grandiloquent statements about social justice.

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It's not because of some hokey, grandiloquent philosophy.

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Should we believe this grandiloquent claim?

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And there is a demanding quotient of grandiloquent indulgence, in the form of fire and brimstone, not to mention ebony and ivory angels.

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Either way, the agreement generated a lot of nonsensical grandiloquent rhetoric from governments.

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And oh, the interminability of the ensuing speech, the grandiloquent gestures, the gracious acceptance of his subjects' adoration!

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Occasionally, when the spirit moves them, the media get all grandiloquent on us and purport to examine the person inside the candidate.

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His grandiloquent prose style amplified a philosophy of social idealism about music's educational role in the community.

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