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Boasting or
bragging is
speaking with
excessive pride and self-satisfaction
about one's achievements, possessions, or abilities.
Boasting occurs when someone...
- that when at last in 1718 he succeeded, he made it his
prime object to
aggrandise himself and his
office at
their expense. It is
clear at
least that he...
- in the
Punnamada Lake near Alappuzha, Kerala, India. In an
effort to
aggrandise [definition needed] this
sport and
showcase Kerala's
backwaters to the...
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buildings as townhouses,
following the
North American usage of the term, to
aggrandise modest dwellings and to
avoid the
negative connotation of
cheap terraced...
-
failed financially but
Grant was
generously praised. He pla**** his self-
aggrandising character, an
amalgam of
Simon Cowell and Ryan Seacrest, with smarmy...
- been
guilty of
painting the bull's-eye on his own
forehead (that self-
aggrandising Live Aid
Concorde business, the cringe-worthy
lyrics to 'Another Day...
-
righteous and
loyal warrior. Guan Yu is one of the most
altered and
aggrandised characters in the novel,[citation needed]
which accounts for his po****r...
- "every
institution that has so far
attempted to use TV to po****rise or
aggrandise itself has been
trivialised by it". A
review in The
Times concluded that...
- retrograde, saltigrade,
tardigrade grandis •
grandior •
grandissimus grand-
aggrandise, aggrandi****t, grandee, grandeur, grandific, grandiloquent, grandiose...
- he was
personally inexpensive. Sunderland's
professed mission was to
aggrandise England in the
European community, and to
strengthen her
diplomatic ties...
