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Translate grandiloquence from English to Dutch

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grandiloquence:
- hoogdravendheid; gezwollenheid; pompeusheid; gewichtigheid; bombast; gewichtigdoenerij

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Detailed Translations for grandiloquence from English to Dutch

grandiloquence:

grandiloquence [the ~] nom

the grandiloquence (bombast; pomposity; conceit; cockiness; flatulence; arrogance; haughtiness; self-conceit; conceitedness; self-importance)
de hoogdravendheid; gezwollenheid; pompeusheid; de gewichtigheid; de bombast; de gewichtigdoenerij
- hoogdravendheid [de ~ (v)] nom
- gezwollenheid [znw.] nom
- pompeusheid [znw.] nom
- gewichtigheid [de ~ (v)] nom
- bombast [de ~ (m)] nom
- gewichtigdoenerij [de ~ (v)] nom

Translation Matrix for grandiloquence:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
bombast	arrogance; bombast; cockiness; conceit; conceitedness; flatulence; grandiloquence; haughtiness; pomposity; self-conceit; self-importance
gewichtigdoenerij	arrogance; bombast; cockiness; conceit; conceitedness; flatulence; grandiloquence; haughtiness; pomposity; self-conceit; self-importance
gewichtigheid	arrogance; bombast; cockiness; conceit; conceitedness; flatulence; grandiloquence; haughtiness; pomposity; self-conceit; self-importance	importance; meaning; significance; weight
gezwollenheid	arrogance; bombast; cockiness; conceit; conceitedness; flatulence; grandiloquence; haughtiness; pomposity; self-conceit; self-importance	distension; puffiness; tumidity
hoogdravendheid	arrogance; bombast; cockiness; conceit; conceitedness; flatulence; grandiloquence; haughtiness; pomposity; self-conceit; self-importance
pompeusheid	arrogance; bombast; cockiness; conceit; conceitedness; flatulence; grandiloquence; haughtiness; pomposity; self-conceit; self-importance
-	grandiosity; magniloquence; ornateness; rhetoric

Synonyms for "grandiloquence":

grandiosity; magniloquence; ornateness; rhetoric; expressive style; style

Related Definitions for "grandiloquence":

high-flown style; excessive use of verbal ornamentation¹

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