Pompously is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for POMPOUSLY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• POMPOUS, infused with exaggerated self-importance
• in a pompous manner
• in a manner that is affectedly and irritatingly grand, solemn, or self-important.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• excessively elevated or ornate

Words related to POMPOUSLY

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How to use POMPOUSLY in a sentence

• The big major walked stiffly and pompously along, swinging his silver-trimmed cane in one hand while Patricia clung to his other arm.
• He found him at Znaim in Moravia, pompously surrounded by the troops, the possession of which he made the Emperor so earnestly to long for.
• You pompously call yourselves Republicans and Democrats.
• The little ones avoiding dexterously the appetites of their big friends, and these moving pompously, but warily, seeking what they might devour.
• The small door opened and the stalwart doorkeeper, in blue robes and yellow English shoes, marched pompously out to him and ordered him to be off.
• These men pompously invite the Indians to grand councils, where unmeaning speeches are manufactured to suit the occasion.
• The French Cardinal was pompously received, entertained in the palace, and honored with personal visits in his lodgings by the Pope.
• There are a few dignitaries in the gathering, it is true, standing pompously by in the hope of finding something to criticise.
• He is never expected to call for the services so pompously proffered.
• The population of America was likewise pompously displayed, and the termination of all connexion between England and her colonies predicted.
• Saint-Saens in his little volume of verse complains somewhat pompously, were unknown to Cesar Franck.
• I saw Diogenes there strut it out most pompously, and in great magnificence, with a rich purple gown on him, and a golden sceptre in his right hand.
• The man who had caused all the trouble now came pompously forward.
• Brocklehurst has weakly and pompously repeated at second-hand from Mrs.
• Goldie, all newly combed, and looking as though he had never seen a roof, strolled pompously into the room with tail unfurled.
• In their private parlor at the Melbourne, pompously furnished, and bare of all things that make a room reflective of personality, Mrs.
• From that time Colonel Prosper La Vigne fell gracefully back into his proper position, and I talked away fluently enough with his lady, as he pompously called his wife.
• He had heard other candidates pompously declare the same thing, but he had not been worried by fear that saints had come on earth.

Similar words containing POMPOUS without suffix ly

pompous13 pompousness17 pompousnesses19

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