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braggatory en · ADJ

Etymology

From brag + -atory.

Meanings

  1. (nonstandard) Exhibiting or characteristic of hubris; boastful.
    • Not to be using this in a braggatory way or anything, but I'm a little more equipped to handle these things than Dixon. 1980, Living Blues, numbers 45-49, page 40:
    • Feeling particularly good-natured, Thera gave Alannah a sporting chance before out-distancing her, following that up with a braggatory lap around the cabin before Alannah reached it. 2012, Katie Appenheimer, Crownless: Tales of the Banished, AuthorHouse, →ISBN, page 164:
    • God forbid he use a name that is not braggatory... had to be something like "richboy", "sexmachine", "tootoughforyou" or "godofeverything" […] 1999 February 21, Mike B., “Re: Fill Me In on This Flame War”, in alt.autos.corvette (Usenet):

Forms

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