Adjective:

গাল ভরা শব্দপূর্ণ,

highfalutin's Usage Examples:

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album was received well by critics, NME said "Call it highbrow, call it highfalutin, but with Wash The Sins…, Esben are carving hulking tablets of stone.

Though there is some highfalutin' talk about destiny and 'kicking the sky around,' the story of "Canal.

"Birthplace of NASCAR is a historic, highfalutin, hidden gem in Daytona Beach".

replete with incest, homoeroticism, and murder," and "Trash, despite the highfalutin Latin and classic references—and not very sexy trash at that;" noting.

Richard Taruskin summarized poshlost as "highfalutin bad taste," applying the term to a performance of the Cantata for the.

Ghil'ad Zuckermann proposes the term snobbative to refer to a pretentious, highfalutin phrase used by a person in order to sound snobbish.

"Mushroom Valley" Ira Sherak Carson Mell Unaired (Unaired) TBD When a highfalutin scientist impugns Echo’s claims of fantastic fungi, Echo and Booty set.

"That was really the end of my highfalutin Hollywood career," Reinhold said later.

another delightful example of Waylon's eagerness to poke fun at the highfalutin music industry, in this case, Willie Nelson and the redneck rock thing.

It's not the currency, it's not the EU, it's not those highfalutin' chattering class issues.

He wasn't highfalutin; he was just a good bloke.

that it should be, but is rather a highfalutin war adventure film which waxes embarrassingly mawkish about English courage.

Strip Star Wars of its often striking images and its highfalutin scientific jargon, and you get a story, characters, and dialogue of overwhelming.

movie that can't help but get under your skin", Variety wrote it was "highfalutin exploitation", blaming it on the Netherlands, writing, "It is, after.

Synonyms:

highfaluting; hifalutin; la-di-da; pretentious; hoity-toity; grandiose;

Antonyms:

unpretentious; tasteful; unostentatious; unimpressive; plain;