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bluster

[bluhs-ter] / ˈblʌs tər /




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One missing ingredient to all this bluster is an official deadline, something that will hopefully come very soon from Treasury Secretary Janet L. Yellen.

From Washington Post

Once they saw off Everton's early bluster, there was only going to be one winner in this contest and it was old nemesis Wilson who proved the scourge of Sean Dyche's side again.

From BBC

But behind the scenes, his bluster and hubris were not a financial boon.

From Los Angeles Times

That quote included “some bluster,” Gregory Allen, one of the report’s authors, said at an event in December.

From New York Times

There is serious policy, and then there’s political bluster.

From Washington Post