lexiphanics
lexiphanics is the plural of lexiphanic.
Meaning of lexiphanic
Noun
lexiphanic (plural lexiphanics)
- One who uses bombastic or pretentious wording or language.
- The printer who undertook the work deſerves much credit, inasmuch as he had before him the numerous remnants of periodical magazines, which have lived to die a ſpeedy death, & which are ſufficient to terrify any one actuated by the motives of certain intereſt, and an inſured return. Every father...1801 October 12, “The Monthly Review. [From the Philadelphia American Daily Advertiser.]”, in The Independent Chronicle: and Universal Advertiser, volume XXXIII, number 2143, Boston, Mass.: Adams &...
- Synonyms:
- lexiphane
Questions about lexiphanics
- What is lexiphanics the plural of?
- Lexiphanics is the plural of lexiphanic.
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