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Pretentious

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Affectedly genteel pretentious haughty snobbish

Of or like a charlatan making undue pretension empirical pretentious quackish

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A complete or ridiculous failure esp of a musical performance or of any pretentious undertaking

Near the ground not high or lofty not pretentious or magnificent unpretending unassuming as a humble cottage

Using or interlarded with pretentious words bombastic as a lexiphanic writer or speaker lexiphanic writing

The use of pretentious words language or style

The act of ostentating or of making an ambitious display unnecessary show pretentious parade usually in a detractive sense

Fond of or evincing ostentation unduly conspicuous pretentious boastful

Of or pertaining to a snob characteristic of or befitting a snob vulgarly pretentious

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