full, round and imposing (usually used to describe a voice or a phrase); deep; strong; powerful; rich; resonant; booming pompous or pretentious (used to describe a style of doing something); bombastic
R.
@sediziosevoci.bsky.social
Just have to hope that with each enormously discrediting Buttigieg video clip that drops the constituency who thinks this orotund technocratic gobbledygook and abject courtliness with billionaire ghouls are what we need in our ghastly necropolitical moment will dwindle--but not holding my breath.
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Jimmer Cork-Bottle
@jimmerthatisall.bsky.social
It's hard to use the word orotund in a post without seeming magniloquent.
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Mingomonk
@mingomonk.bsky.social
Orotund
or-uh-tuhnd
Adjective
(Of a voice or tone) Full, round, and imposing.
Pompous or pretentious in style or expression.
Examples:
The opera singer’s orotund voice carried to the back of the theater.
His speech was criticized for its orotund language, more show than substance.
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