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21 помпезность
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22 важность
жен.1) importance; significanceдля (пущей, большей) важности разг. — to make an impression, just to impress
не велика важность разг. — it's of no consequence, no big deal
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23 важность важност·ь
1) importance; (значение) significanceнедооценивать важность — to underestimate / to underrate the importance (of)
переоценивать важность — to overestimate / to overrate the importance (of)
подчёркивать важность — to accentuate / to stress the importance (of), to bring into focus
показывать важность — to manifest / to show the importance (of)
преувеличивать важность — to amplify / to exaggerate / to overemphasize the importance (of)
преуменьшать важность — to belittle / to diminish / to minimize / to play down the importance
большой важности — of great importance / significance / consequence / moment
первостепенной важности — of fundamental / major / paramount / primary importance
вопрос первостепенной важности — matter of primary / paramount importance
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24 напыщенность
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25 напыщенность
flatulence имя существительное:sententiousness (напыщенность, нравоучительность)orotundity (напыщенность, звучность) -
26 не вяжется
( что с чем)разг.it somehow doesn't seem compatible with smth.; it conflicts with smth.; it doesn't seem to fit in with smth.Подлинное величие как раз и не вяжется с пышностью. (К. Симонов, О памяти и памятниках) — It is genuine greatness that always conflicts with pomposity.
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27 напыщенность
1. bombast2. pomposity3. pompousness4. tumidity5. inflationСинонимический ряд:высокопарность (сущ.) велеречивость; высокопарность; выспренность; пышность
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См. также в других словарях:
Pomposity — Pom*pos i*ty, n.; pl. {Pomposities}. The quality or state of being pompous; pompousness. Thackeray. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
pomposity — index bombast, fustian, pretense (ostentation), pride, rhetoric (insincere language) Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
pomposity — (n.) early 15c., from L.L. pompositas, from pomposus stately, pompous (see POMPOUS (Cf. pompous)). The sense of ostentatious display is from 1610s; earlier in Fr. pomposité … Etymology dictionary
pomposity — [päm päs′ə tē] n. [ME pomposite < LL pompositas: see POMPOUS & ITY] 1. the quality of being pompous; ostentation; self importance 2. pl. pomposities a pompous act, remark, etc … English World dictionary
pomposity — [[t]pɒmpɒ̱sɪti[/t]] pomposities N UNCOUNT: also N in pl (disapproval) Pomposity means speaking or behaving in a very serious manner which shows that you think you are more important than you really are. Einstein was a scientist who hated… … English dictionary
pomposity — noun The quality of being pompous; self importance. He shows great pomposity, the pretentious windbag. Syn: bombast, ostentatiousness See Also: pompous … Wiktionary
pomposity — pompous ► ADJECTIVE ▪ affectedly grand, solemn, or self important. DERIVATIVES pomposity noun pompously adverb … English terms dictionary
pomposity — noun (plural ties) Date: 1620 1. pompous demeanor, speech, or behavior 2. a pompous gesture, habit, or act … New Collegiate Dictionary
pomposity — /pom pos i tee/, n., pl. pomposities for 3. 1. the quality of being pompous. 2. pompous parading of dignity or importance. 3. an instance of being pompous, as by ostentatious loftiness of language, manner, or behavior. Also, pompousness /pom… … Universalium
pomposity — Synonyms and related words: Barnumism, affectation, arrogance, assurance, assuredness, bedizenment, belief, big talk, buckram, ceremonial, ceremoniousness, ceremony, certitude, cocksureness, confidence, confidentness, conviction, convolution,… … Moby Thesaurus
pomposity — I (Roget s IV) n. 1. [Pretension] Syn. presumption, conceit, overconfidence; see arrogance . 2. [Grandiloquence] Syn. balderdash, pretension, bombast; see nonsense 1 . II (Roget s Thesaurus II) noun Boastful self importance or display:… … English dictionary for students