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Politics : Stockman Scott's Political Debate Porch

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To: Sully- who wrote (18495)5/1/2003 1:12:43 AM
From: Mannie  Read Replies (1) of 89467
 
<Ah the rebuttal of first resort..... name calling &
horrific labels.>

Horrific?


horrific

/h"rfk/ adjective horrifying. horrifically adverb.

¬*appalling, atrocious, blood-curdling, disgusting, dreadful, frightening, frightful, grisly, gruesome,
hair-raising, harrowing, hideous, horrendous, horrible, horrifying, nauseating, shocking, sickening,
spine-chilling, unacceptable, unnerving, colloquial unthinkable.

As usual, you overstate. When I read your bloated spews, here is the word that comes to mind:



pompous

/"pmps/ adjective 1 self-important; affectedly grand or solemn. 2 (of language) affectedly grand;
pretentious. pomposity /-"ps-/ noun (plural -ies). pompously adverb. pompousness noun.

¬*1affected, arrogant, conceited, grandiose, haughty, colloquial highfalutin, imperious, magisterial,
overbearing, pontifical, colloquial posh, pretentious, proud, self-important, sententious, showy, smug,
snobbish, colloquial snooty, colloquial stuck-up, stuffy, supercilious, vain, vainglorious.
2bombastic, grandiloquent, colloquial highfalutin, high-flown, long-winded, ornate, ostentatious,
pedantic, pretentious, sententious
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