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Meanings of magniloquent in English
Usage of magniloquent in English
1
Lance laughed at the magniloquent thanks, and asked how the intimation had been received.
2
This image is much too magniloquent for the subject, but you will pardon it.
3
Paul interrupted him with a magniloquent wave of the hand.
4
The tone of the speech bordered on the magniloquent.
5
Magnificent, magniloquent, turbulent, it is starred with glowing phrases as thickly as with glowing deeds.
6
Then, honestly, I never heard so much magniloquent unwisdom talked in the same space of time.
7
He used to insert very pompous and magniloquent sentences in his themes, much to Channing's disgust.
8
You will find men who are very turgid and magniloquent at five-and-thirty, at forty, at fifty.
9
Watusk addressed Ambrose with a magniloquent air.
10
His magniloquent western name was the moral umbrella upon which he balanced the fine problem of his finances.
11
As insults go, it is magniloquent.
12
Blushing and trembling, I read my verses aloud in as resonant and magniloquent a voice as I could command.
13
After this magniloquent address the poor animals were trundled out by the other gate to have their throats cut.
14
Those of New York and Pennsylvania are the least so, and that of Massachusetts by far the most violently magniloquent.
15
That sounds rather magniloquent.
16
Lamb's verses were always good, steady, and firm, and void of those magniloquent commonplaces which so clearly betray the immature writer.
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Magniloquent through the time