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Another word for bluster

Verb

  1. To speak or say very loudly or with a shout

    2. See also:

    sounds

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Sentence Examples

  • The bluster of wind screached in his ears.

  • The basketball players liked to bluster about their skills but few could make the shot.

  • The winds bluster and howl against the window, shaking the house violently.

  • The gambler bluffed obnoxiously about her hand, hoping to deceive her opponents with bluster.

  • The generals bluster of war but will not risk open conflict.

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