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Meanings of bluster in English
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bravata Usage of bluster in English
1
Despite his bluster, I noticed that he was keeping clear of Steakhouse.
2
The event was not a clear win for Washington, despite Trump's bluster.
3
Few people will take Nick Clegg's latest bluster on tax fairness seriously.
4
At the time it was easy to dismiss Ellison's statements as bluster.
5
So underneath the bluster, Batou was afraid his new look was disturbing.
6
However, he did the natural thing: he replied with bluster and mockery.
7
For once in his life he descended to bluster and ferocious inhumanity.
8
They bluster when they are courted; they crouch when they are oppressed.
9
His bluster and gasconade desert him, and leave him in pitiful case.
10
All the threats and bluster of Germany have failed to cow him.
11
Nix has since told investigators that was nothing more than baseless bluster.
12
His quiet insistence made Archer feel the clumsiness of his own bluster.
13
In spite of all his bluster and swagger, he's still easily impressed.
14
The Indians began to bluster, to talk loud and to grow insolent.
15
At times like this, David's voice loses its bravado and its bluster.
16
A man feels mean when the bluster is taken out of him.
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Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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