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fanfaronade

[fan-fer-uh-neyd] / ˈfæn fər əˈneɪd /


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Nothing could be more splendid, as the trumpeters advanced into the lists, and the fierce fanfaronade snarled up to the sky.

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His arrival at the Shirehall and Guildhall was signalised, however, by the customary fanfaronade on a couple of inharmonious trumpets.” 15.—St.

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Most different, again, from both is the Cafe-de-Valois eloquence, and suppressed fanfaronade, of this multitude of men with Tickets of Entry; who are now inundating the Corridors of the Tuileries.

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Obscure busy men frequent the back stairs; with hearsays, wind projects, un fruitful fanfaronades.

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But the question is: Will hypothetic prophecies, will jingle and fanfaronade demolish the Veto; or will the Veto, secure in its Tuileries Chateau, remain undemolishable by these?

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