bombastic

aggrandise, amplify, bombastic, grandiloquent, grandiose, hyperbole, rhetorical, turgid.

The candidate spoke in a bombastic way of all that he would do if elected.

His bombastic speech was full of empty promises.

The politician's bombastic rhetoric failed to convince the voters.

She was put off by his bombastic attitude.

The bombastic music blared from the speakers.

The bombastic style of the advertisement turned off many customers.

His bombastic claims were quickly debunked by experts.

She couldn't stand his bombastic way of speaking.

The bombastic CEO's grandiose plans often fell through.

The bombastic writing style overshadowed the actual content of the book.

His bombastic behavior alienated his colleagues.

How Young Indians are Changing the World, Ms Poonam's first book, contains an abundance of bombastic characters.

Her tone can be bombastic, breathless and laden with pathos, just as it was on the city streets.

Jack Kirby, just because again, I don't draw like him but his storytelling was big and bombastic.

We cut to the studio logos, but then, there's no bombastic continuation, no famous rapper stepping in.

I think it's really notable in this video, he's far, far less bombastic than usual as a very personal tone to this.

That's " The Ring Cycle, " Wagner's bombastic marathon four-part opera.

Eager patrons lined up around the block to watch the bombastic courtroom scene.

In a subsequent appearance outside the courthouse, however, he was bombastic promising to go on the attack against his political enemies.

" It's very thoughtful, it's not bombastic and it makes its assumptions really clear, " he says.

" We mothers—" simpered Mrs. Honeychurch, and then realized that she was affected, sentimental, bombastic—all the things she hated most.