The millionaire was a pompous man who believed he should never wait in line for anything. [adjective]
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But not in a silly, slightly pompous, today 's editorial in The Dail... [adjective]
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Still retaining his pompous manner, he said, "She has ordered me to go to a certain merchant in the town and collect a considerable sum of money." [adjective]
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The excited crowd, generally deluded by their leaders, don't understand a word of what the representative of authority is saying in the pompous official language, and their excitement continues. [adjective]
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Reeds; she mouthed her words in speaking; her voice was deep, its inflections very pompous, very dogmatical,very intolerable, in short. [adjective]
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Dr Howley, who was nothing if not pompous, answered that he had come on state business, to which everything, even sleep, must give place. [Please select]
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No oath is round without the rounded fruit, Nor pompous promise hides the ultimate. [Please select]
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Oh, the little Bishop--the contrast between him and the fat, pompous rig caught me. [Please select]
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"Go on, Jimmy don't forget the Merchant has to be pompous and use long words." [Please select]
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Pompous persons who would wish themselves thought perfect Lions, when known are mostly found arrant Asses. [Please select]
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