Bloatedly example sentences

bloat·ed

adjective

bloated (adjective)

  - (of part of the body) swollen with fluid or gas:

  - excessive in size or amount:

  - (of a person) excessively wealthy and pampered:

bloat

verb

bloated (past tense) · bloated (past participle)

  - make or become swollen with fluid or gas:

bloat

verb

bloated (past tense) · bloated (past participle)

  - cure (a herring) by salting and smoking it lightly.

Synonyms

swollen, distended, inflated, enlarged, expanded, dilated, tumefied, bulging, shrunken, swell, balloon, bag, belly, project, protrude, expand, inflate, distend, dilate, enlarge, intumesce, tumefy, contract

"Bloatedly" Example Sentences

1. The bloatedly rich man ignored the pleas of the starving.
2. He spoke bloatedly of his accomplishments, ignoring his failures.
3. The bloatedly arrogant CEO refused to listen to criticism.
4. Her bloatedly self-important manner grated on everyone.
5. The river, bloatedly full after the storm, threatened to flood.
6. His bloatedly satisfied expression betrayed his guilt.
7. The bloatedly bureaucratic system stifled innovation.
8. The bloatedly worded contract was difficult to understand.
9. He bloatedly consumed the entire pie.
10. The bloatedly pompous politician delivered a rambling speech.
11. The bloatedly opulent mansion stood in stark contrast to the surrounding poverty.
12. She felt bloatedly uncomfortable after eating too much.
13. The bloatedly lethargic dog lay in the sun.
14. The government's bloatedly inefficient processes frustrated taxpayers.
15. His stomach felt bloatedly full and heavy.
16. The bloatedly expensive car was a symbol of his success.
17. The bloatedly self-righteous man refused to admit he was wrong.
18. The bloatedly overstuffed sofa sagged under his weight.
19. He described the event bloatedly, exaggerating details.
20. The bloatedly bureaucratic forms took hours to complete.
21. The corporation, bloatedly large, struggled with inefficiency.
22. She felt bloatedly uncomfortable in the tight dress.
23. The bloatedly verbose report contained unnecessary information.
24. The bloatedly complacent company failed to adapt to market changes.
25. He grinned bloatedly, clearly pleased with himself.
26. The bloatedly indulgent lifestyle led to financial ruin.
27. His bloatedly exaggerated claims were easily disproven.
28. The bloatedly predictable plot bored the audience.
29. The bloatedly self-satisfied expression on his face was infuriating.
30. The bloatedly unrealistic budget was never approved.
31. His bloatedly arrogant demeanor alienated his colleagues.
32. The bloatedly inefficient system needed an overhaul.
33. She felt bloatedly full after the holiday feast.
34. The bloatedly sentimental movie made her cry.
35. He bloatedly claimed to be an expert on the subject.
36. The bloatedly excessive use of force was condemned.
37. The bloatedly ornate furniture was a sign of wealth.
38. She bloatedly dismissed his concerns as trivial.
39. The bloatedly cumbersome regulations hindered progress.
40. The bloatedly pompous professor lectured on his own brilliance.
41. He ate bloatedly, barely pausing for breath.
42. The bloatedly successful entrepreneur gave a motivational speech.
43. She felt bloatedly sluggish after a night of indulgence.
44. The bloatedly pretentious novel failed to impress critics.
45. He bloatedly boasted about his achievements to anyone who would listen.
46. The bloatedly complex software was difficult to use.
47. The bloatedly unrealistic expectations led to disappointment.
48. He bloatedly surveyed his kingdom from his throne.
49. The bloatedly insincere apology rang hollow.
50. The bloatedly extravagant wedding cost a fortune.

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