Magniloquent (adj)
mag-nil-o-kwent
Using high-flown or bombastic language.
Mid 17th century from Latin magniloquus (from magnus ‘great’ + -loquus ‘-speaking’) + -ent.
Example sentences
“The magniloquent tone is frankly unnecessary .”
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