high-flown
21high-flown Hebrew — high level Hebrew, sophisticated words in Hebrew, elegant Hebrew rhetoric …
22high-flown — adjective (especially of language) extravagant or grandiose …
23high-flown — /ˈhaɪ floʊn / (say huy flohn) adjective 1. extravagant in aims, pretensions, etc. 2. pretentiously lofty; bombastic …
24high-flown words — eloquent words …
25flown — flown1 [flōn] vi., vt. pp. of FLY1: sometimes used to form hyphenated adjectives [far flown, high flown] flown2 [flōn] adj. [obs. pp. of FLOW] filled too full …
26high|fa|lu|ting — high|fa|lu|tin or high|fa|lu|ting «HY fuh LOO tuhn», adjective, noun. Informal. –adj. high sounding; pompous; bombastic. –n. pompous speech or writing; bombast. ╂[American English, possibly variant of high flown, or highflying] –high´ …
27high´fa|lu´tin|ly — high|fa|lu|tin or high|fa|lu|ting «HY fuh LOO tuhn», adjective, noun. Informal. –adj. high sounding; pompous; bombastic. –n. pompous speech or writing; bombast. ╂[American English, possibly variant of high flown, or highflying] –high´ …
28high|fa|lu|tin — or high|fa|lu|ting «HY fuh LOO tuhn», adjective, noun. Informal. –adj. high sounding; pompous; bombastic. –n. pompous speech or writing; bombast. ╂[American English, possibly variant of high flown, or highflying] –high´ …
29high-sounding — adjective pretentious (especially with regard to language or ideals) high flown talk of preserving the moral tone of the school a high sounding dissertation on the means to attain social revolution • Syn: ↑high flown, ↑inflated • Similar to:… …
30high-sounding — adj grandiloquent, magniloquent, grandiose, high flown. See high flown …
