Middle English pomposite (“solemnity”), from Latin pompōsitās. <span class="searchmatch">pomposity</span> (plural <span class="searchmatch">pomposities</span>) The quality of being pompous; self-importance. With their super-formal...
<span class="searchmatch">pomposities</span> plural of <span class="searchmatch">pomposity</span>...
From pompous + -ness. pompousness (usually uncountable, plural pompousnesses) The quality of being pompous. <span class="searchmatch">pomposity</span> (more common)...
See also: superbia supèrbia f (plural supèrbies) pride, haughtiness, <span class="searchmatch">pomposity</span>...
From gonfio + -ezza. gonfiezza f (plural gonfiezze) swelling <span class="searchmatch">pomposity</span> gonfiare...
From fustian + -ism. fustianism (uncountable) The practice of writing fustian; <span class="searchmatch">pomposity</span> in writing. fustianist...
From pomposo + -ità. pomposità f (invariable) pomp, sumptuousness <span class="searchmatch">pomposity</span>, self-importance, bombast, ostentatiousness stoppiamo...
From unpompous + -ly. unpompously (comparative more unpompously, superlative most unpompously) Without <span class="searchmatch">pomposity</span>....
prosopopea Wikipedia it From Ancient Greek προσωποποιία (prosōpopoiía). prosopopea f (plural prosopopee) prosopopoeia (by extension) <span class="searchmatch">pomposity</span> prosopopeico...
/buʁ.su.flyʁ/ boursouflure f (plural boursouflures) swelling blister <span class="searchmatch">pomposity</span> “boursouflure”, in Trésor de la langue française informatisé [Digitized...