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Pretentiously imposing — organised (anag)
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grandiose
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Word definitions in WordNet
adj. impressive because of unnecessary largeness or grandeur; used to show disapproval affectedly genteel [syn: hifalutin , highfalutin , highfaluting , hoity-toity , la-di-da ]
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Word definitions in Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
adjective COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS ■ ADVERB more ▪ Conrad now conceived a new and even more grandiose strategy. ▪ The more grandiose their mad ark visions got, the more interested in the whole idea they all became. ▪ When the farm worker sees ex-workmates ...
Usage examples of grandiose.
All the beach towns, plus Torrance, Hawthorne, and greater Walteria, were in on some grandiose pilot project bankrolled with inexhaustible taxpayer millions, appropriate chunks of which were finding their way to antidrug entities up and down every level of governance.
The turning led nowhere else but up to the Jcssop residence - a grandiose Gothic house whose dark spires we could already discern through the chokeberries and manzanita.
The Democratic National Committeewoman, a woman of grandiose temper and considerable clout, raised racehorses.
Furies battle, that was a condition of serving at the post, but the Furies tale sounded like one of those grandiose stories skiers told when they got off the hill, trying to make a normal run seem like something special.
Before the Leaps, Al had always believed the money would be found and the problems would be solved and the whole grandiose scheme would work.
Kohut is the post-Freudian, object-relations psychoanalytical theorist who has most fully explored the notion of the grandiose.
Quaaludes and red wine and then the odd Preludin to pull out of the grandiose nosedive of the Quaaludes and red wine.
The signal had formed an artery of data, fed back to Earth according to the original plan of a technocratic elite responsible for the grandiose schemes of interstellar exploration.
Pericles and his cabal of artists and builders are constructing a temple to Athena on the Acropolis, a grandiose replacement for the shabby temple that the Persian army burned to the ground thirty-four years ago, a fact that Herodotus tends not to dwell on.
Instead, all of the evidence that we have indicates that he would feel emboldened by them to pursue his more grandiose objectives.
Grandiose inscriptions were displayed all about to commemorate my benefactions, but my refusal to exempt the inhabitants from a tax which they were quite able to pay soon alienated that rabble from me.
He had been very much a part of that most grandiose plan of all, drawing the architectural blueprints and building her enormous store in Knightsbridge.
Melaleucas originally were imported in a grandiose scheme to suck the Everglades dry.
What bizarre notions would run through his mind as he confronted his own mortality without having achieved any of his grandiose visions?
Victoria had such grandiose ideas sometimes, and yet Olivia knew she really meant them.