bombastically
- r in a turgid manner
he lectured bombastically about his theories - r in a grandiose manner
the building was bombastically spacious
- The trial itself, which dominates Part Two, iswell trying, with fictional lawyers (played bombastically by Lome Greene and Ben Gazzara) wrangling endlessly over their case .
- Spectacularly he took over the strategic island of Majorca as a bombing base, bombastically he bragged about the brave exploits of his legionnaires.
- The first nation to recognize the new republic was Russia, and Khrushchev bombastically cabled Sallal: "Any act of aggression against Yemen will be considered an act of aggression .