- Look up
rodomontade in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Rodomontade (/rɒdəmɒnˈtɑːdˌ-ˈteɪd/) is a m**** noun
meaning boastful talk or behavior. The term...
- and
Orlando furioso by
Ludovico Ariosto,
which gave rise to the word
rodomontade,
meaning "boastful,
bragging talk" Scaramouche, a
stock clown character...
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college secret society—a
couple of
hours of
grotesque and good-humored
rodomontade and horseplay, in
which I
cooperated as in a kind of
pleasant nightmare...
-
gloriosus of
Roman comedy)
named Capitaine Rodomonte, gave his name to the
rodomontade of
French theater, an
extravagantly inflated and drawn-out
tirade of...
- feet.
Shall a
petty prince such as you are
contend with us? But your
rodomontades (braggadocio) are not extraordinary; for a
Turcoman never spake with...
- his brother-in-law and a
major antagonist is
named Argalia. The word
rodomontade,
meaning boastful or
inflated talk or behavior,
entered the
English language...
- his
arrogance and boasting. His name is the
source of the
expression rodomontade,
meaning "boastful,
bragging talk".
Rodomonte is also
synonymous with...
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secretly battled anxiety and
depression beneath his
public surface of
rodomontade and bravado; he hid his
personal struggles to
ensure his
enemies would...
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Motto (Italian
motto 'word')
Novel (Italian
novella 'tale')
Ottava rima
Rodomontade (from Rodomonte, a
character in
Italian Renaissance epic
poems Orlando...
- feet.
Shall a
petty prince such as you are
contend with us? But your
rodomontades [braggadocio] are not extraordinary; for a
Turcoman never spoke with...
