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Meanings of large in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "bombastic"
Examples for "bombastic"
1
His bombastic home minister has become a leading voice of the cabinet.
2
Birdman, the most recent best picture winner, was bombastic and technically innovative.
3
Sala in cross-examination said to Lockwood in a bombastic, inflated, Adelphi-drama style:
4
It moves with a livelier, more life-like rhythm; it is less bombastic.
5
He came out swinging hard again on his bombastic US presidential campaign.
1
There is nothing turgid in his dignity, nor superfluous in his copiousness.
2
But into the turgid down-sweep he headed with a newly conjured vigor.
3
Their turgid rhetoric and exaggerated pretence did not seem natural to him.
4
There was no sign of the puppy on the turgid grey surface.
5
The sea is dark and death-like, the air clammy, turgid, and steamy.
1
He worked his jaw, then spoke rhythmically in a different, declamatory voice.
2
His treatment of the hexameter exactly suits his declamatory type of satire.
3
He was by turns gay, melancholy, artless, tender, arch, courteous, and declamatory.
4
I won't have you making any more declamatory love-scenes, you dreadful boy!
5
There are declamatory political party manifestos, thundering newspaper editorials or vitriolic online comments.
1
They, indeed, ridiculed his action as theatrical, and his style as tumid.
2
But confound this tumid, queasy feeling-thisrestlessness, swelling, and heat-itwas jealousy!
3
I do not: I find them turgid and tumid no end.
4
Thomson grows tumid wherever he assays the grandiosity of his model.
5
More tumid rain-clouds were approaching fast from the east, borne by the obdurate breeze.
1
Mrs. Hallam was sitting in orotund silence, but seemed in good humour.
2
Always an orotund man, he has the Chautauqua manner indeed in this exigency.
3
Obediently, the fanatic began to mouth Holy Writ in orotund.
4
Perhaps the orotund soul-wamblings of Coleridge are recarnate in him, Scawfell become Mount Tom.
5
Then he turned and pointed, no longer the orotund zealot but the expectant captain now.
Usage of large in anglès
1
Conclusions: Foodborne diseases result in a large disease burden, particularly in children.
2
She said it was disturbing given the large number of reported cases.
3
Polish authorities, however, said the risk of large scale flooding had receded.
4
Furthermore, HFMD often affects a large number of infants and young children.
5
There are large potential markets, off Europe, the United States and China.
6
United returned the favour the following year, overhauling a large Arsenal lead.
7
Korea and Japan are large cafe environments already and of course Europe.
8
The State Department said seven large boxes were carried across the border.
9
Recent government tenders for large-scale PV solar farms have given him hope.
10
The large cash position stems from last year's credit crisis, Snow said.
11
Background: Research using large administrative databases has substantially increased in recent years.
12
A large number of asylum-seekers in Ireland come from non-English speaking countries.
13
Last year, Fiji's military received a large shipment of weapons from Russia.
14
However, it could also have serious ramifications for several large emerging economies.
15
It's a large market and a positive media market for the President.
16
The area has suffered a number of large bombings in recent months.
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United States of America
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New Zealand
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Ireland
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