He would be a terrifying presence: a magniloquent, more than slightly mad, extremely charming monster.
According to his own magniloquent phrase, he was 'exceptionally happy.'
These last words were pronounced with an accent of the most magniloquent solemnity.
magniloquent, mag-nil′o-kwent, adj. speaking in a grand or pompous style: bombastic.
Then in magniloquent terms he discoursed about the meanness of making such a base concession.
His magniloquent western name was the moral umbrella upon which he balanced the fine problem of his finances.
"Josephine wants to make a great illumination of the grounds of the estate," said Julia, magniloquent.
It has come to be the mode to express the most simple thought in the most magniloquent phrase.
Yet he wrote to them—wrote them vaunting and magniloquent letters, hinting darkly of great doings and great riches.
There is almost equal truth in the magniloquent eulogies of his admirers, as in the impassioned invectives of his enemies.