rhodomontade

[ rod-uh-mon-teyd, -tahd, -muhn-, roh-duh- ]

noun

, Obsolete.

, rhod·o·mon·tad·ed, rhod·o·mon·tad·ing.

1. an obsolete variant of rodomontade.

Example Sentences

When one remembers that its vast scheme of transformation was the work of a few young exiles, it reads like pure rhodomontade.

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Codrington recites a long rhodomontade ending thus: I check myself and put a curb on the runaway muses.

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He got to think that she was really a genius in a way, and saw merit even in the verbiage and rhodomontade of her books.

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"I won't hear any more of this rhodomontade—this voice of the devil on the lips of my child," he said, snatching up his hat again.

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The whole thing was, most probably, nothing but a bit of rhodomontade on Chevrial's part.

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