grandiloquence in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for grandiloquence in the English»Spanish Dictionary

grandiloquence [Am ɡrænˈdɪləkwəns, Brit ɡranˈdɪləkwəns] N U form

grandiloquence

grandilocuencia f

Translations for grandiloquence in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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altilocuencia

grandiloquence

grandilocuencia

grandiloquence

rimbombancia (al hablar)

grandiloquence

grandiloquence in the PONS Dictionary

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grandilocuencia

grandiloquence

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It wasn't the time for indulgent grandiloquence that some demanded.

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My statuses are often interlaced with an aura of pomp and grandiloquence.

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Gone is the grandiloquence, the rhetoric of the early stages, the vision of the manifestos.

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He discovered that a poet could achieve a deeper poetic effect by not shouting or declaiming, or repeating himself, by avoiding bombast and grandiloquence.

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Sometimes now, for all the eloquence -- and occasional grandiloquence -- of her speech, she loses her thread.

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By such grandiloquence does he disguise the essential truth that it is just, well, a clock.

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Synonyms for verbosity include wordiness, prolixity, grandiloquence, garrulousness, expatiation, and logorrhea.

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You need to consider your statements soberly at times and defer grandiloquence in these difficult times.

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The lightning effect, the blaze of colours, the razzmatazz and the synchronised spectacle in its grandiloquence typifies the festival of lights.

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Her big features matched its grandiloquence and spoke volumes from a distance.

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