Boastful is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BOASTFUL in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• given to boasting
• tending to boast
• Given to, or full of, boasting; inclined to boast; vaunting; vainglorious; self-praising.
• exhibiting self-importance
• showing excessive pride and self-satisfaction in one's achievements, possessions, or abilities

Words related to BOASTFUL

boastfully18 boastfulness17 braggadocious20 braggy13 hudibrastic19

Words that contain BOASTFUL

boastfully18 unboastful15 boastfulness17 boastfulnesses19

How to use BOASTFUL in a sentence

• He knew that the boastful philosophy by which some sought to bolster up Christianity was that against which the apostles had warned the faithful.
• But the boys shook this comforting theory with their boastful prophecies, and I thought once more that perhaps it was my misfortune that they did not happen to me.
• But I must not tell you about that, Niafer, because I do not wish to appear boastful.
• He was soon at the head of a little army, and in the true spirit of a hero of romance halted to receive the challenge of the boastful Count of Chalon.
• These things the old man noted, and they weighed far more with him than all the boastful tongue could say.
• The note referred in boastful language to the victorious German armies.
• A match is being got up with the village eleven, who are boastful and confident in the possession of a bowling curate.
• Some gentle blood runs through my veins, And I suppose you truly know it, And then, to crown my boastful strains, The world has sworn I am a poet.
• From any other his words would have had a presumptuous and boastful sound.
• It is possible that in place of being abashed and humble, I may now have been confident and boastful.
• On his arrival he forthwith issued one of those boastful addresses for which the French emperor and his marshals had become celebrated.
• This was my first meeting with the picturesque trail boss, though I had heard of him often and found him a trifle boastful but not a bad fellow.
• I used to tell them not to bring out a big one, as it might look boastful for a chaplain.
• If you oppose a boastful man, he will believe his own words and hate you.
• What represents a boastful man? Poverty in spirit or in heart and wealth in words.
• Thou dost not slay me, proud and boastful man! No! Rustum slays me, and this filial heart.
• The only time that British generals become boastful is over their dug-outs.
• Simpover thinks it would be rather boastful to put the card in the window, so he keeps it on the mantelpiece in his private office.
• He might report that he had shot down an enemy hunter machine and killed its pilot, but surely that would sound very bare and very boastful.
• It is remembered by Willis that the slaves were jubilant but not boastful.
• They are stupidly boastful, inordinately fond of adulation and attention, and peevish and sulky when they cannot have their own way.
• Though bold enough before he came, and boastful of what they would do, they all looked awed by his presence, and averted their gaze from him.
• But another man had come into the game with a roll of money and a boastful manner.
• They were as boastful as Homeric heroes, and for the same reason.
• He is no longer boastful and victorious over the human race.

Similar words containing BOAST without suffix ful

boast7 boasts8 boasted10 boaster9 boasters10 boasting11 outboast10 boastings12 boastless11 outboasts11 boastfully18 boastingly16 outboasted13 unboastful15 outboasting14 boastfulness17 boastfulnesses19

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