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A fierce Trump defender, he has long upset Democrats but also many Republicans with his bombastic public conduct and alleged hard-partying lifestyle.

From BBC

His bombastic approach means he has no shortage of enemies, including within his own party.

From BBC

On Saturday, there were a handful of bombastic comments coming from Iranian hardliners, but not from Iranian leaders.

Tony has hung up his platform shoes to audition for Broadway musicals, scoring a role in a bombastic dance extravaganza.

As decades of animated Disney movies have taught us, antagonists generally get the best musical numbers, with the freedom to be as egocentric and bombastic as, well, the Joker of the 2019 movie.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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