Tumidclassical example sentences

Related (10): grandiose, majestic, stately, pompous, imposing, august, lofty, resplendent, opulent, grand.

tu·mid

adjective

tumid (adjective)

- (especially of a part of the body) swollen:

- (especially of language or literary style) pompous or bombastic:

Synonyms

expanded, distended, bulging, inflamed, inflated, enlarged, dilated, bloated, puffy, ballooning, protruding, prominent, stretched, tumescent, edematous, dropsical, shrunken, shriveled, bombastic, pompous, turgid, overblown, overripe, inflated, affected, pretentious, grandiose, florid, flowery, ornate, magniloquent, grandiloquent, rhetorical, oratorical, orotund, labored, strained, stilted, highfalutin, purple, windy, euphuistic, fustian, sesquipedalian, Ossianic, simple

"Tumidclassical" Example Sentences

1. His tumidclassical rhetoric was met with a smattering of applause.
2. She was renowned for her tumidclassical style of writing.
3. His attempts to replicate the tumidclassical style were met with derision.
4. His tumidclassical oration was met with a standing ovation.
5. Her tumidclassical prose was highly acclaimed.
6. His tumidclassical prose was often criticized by his peers.
7. The tumidclassical language he used in his writing was unique.
8. His tumidclassical approach to literature was groundbreaking.
9. His tumidclassical style of writing was admired by many.
10. His tumidclassical style of speaking was captivating.
11. His tumidclassical writing was renowned for its complexity.
12. His tumidclassical approach to poetry was revolutionary.
13. His tumidclassical speeches were often met with great enthusiasm.
14. Her tumidclassical style of writing was highly praised.
15. His tumidclassical orations were renowned for their eloquence.
16. His tumidclassical style of writing was a source of inspiration.
17. His tumidclassical works were often seen as controversial.
18. His tumidclassical approach to literature was considered innovative.
19. His tumidclassical writing was widely admired by critics.
20. His tumidclassical style of speaking was often imitated by others.