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Definition of blusterous - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
weatherRare UK accompanied by strong windRare UK
- The blusterous weather kept everyone indoors.
2.
personRare UK pompous or arrogant in speechRare UK
- His blusterous manner annoyed everyone at the meeting.
Origin of blusterous
Middle English, bluster (to blow violently)
Examples of blusterous in a sentence
Sailing was impossible due to the blusterous conditions. Her blusterous speech left the audience unimpressed. The politician's blusterous claims were quickly debunked.
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- French:venteux, pompeux, ...
- German:stürmisch, prahlerisch, ...
- Italian:tempestoso, borioso, ...
- Spanish:tempestuoso, altanero, ...
- Portuguese:ventoso, arrogante, ...
- Chinese:暴风的, 浮夸的, ...
- Japanese:強風の, 尊大な, ...
- Arabic:عاصف, مُتَبَجِّح, ...
- Hebrew:סוֹעֵר, יָהִיר, ...
- Russian:штормовой, высокомерный, ...
- Ukrainian:вітряний, пихатий, ...
- Hindi:तेज हवा वाला, घमंडी, ...
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