claptrap
/ˈklæptræp/
noun
- Nonsense or empty, showy talk that is meant to impress or get attention but has little real meaning.
- The politician's speech was full of claptrap about change but offered no real solutions.
- The movie was entertaining, but the plot was mostly claptrap.
- Don't believe all that claptrap in the advertisement; the product isn't that good.
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