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High-blown

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High´-blown`
a.1.Inflated, as with conceit.


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Should we not ask everyone to stop the high-blown talk for a moment and imagine what war will do to human beings whose faces will not be known to us, whose names will not appear except on some future war memorial?
He cast himself as someone who could make the trains run on time and who would not lose himself in the high-blown revolutionary speechifying that he implied had consumed Gingrich, who has spent much of his time traveling and raising money.
 
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