Definition

grandiloquences

noun
  1. plural of grandiloquence; speech or writing that is pompous, bombastic, or excessively elaborate and grandiose in style
  2. Usage: typically uncountable in singular form, but the plural emphasizes multiple instances or types of such speech

Examples

  • The politician's speech was full of grandiloquences that obscured his actual policy proposals.
  • Her writing style favored grandiloquences over clear, straightforward communication.
  • The critic dismissed the novel's grandiloquences as mere stylistic flourish without substance.
  • He was known for his grandiloquences in everyday conversation, turning simple stories into elaborate tales.
  • The baroque architecture of the palace reflected the grandiloquences of the era.
  • Students learned to recognize and avoid grandiloquences in their academic writing.

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