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Ostentatious

Fond of or evincing ostentation unduly conspicuous pretentious boastful

One fond of display a boaster

Of or pertaining to the Phaeligacians a fabulous seafaring people fond of the feast the lyre and the dance mentioned by

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Fond to excess

A combining form from Gr filos loving fond of attached to as philosophy philotechnic

Fondness for women uxoriousness opposed to misogyny

Fond of polemics or controversy

Having the love of offspring fond of children

The love of offspring fondness for children

Fond of the arts

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