orotund

/ˈɔrəˌtʌnd/
adjective
  1. Having a full, clear, and impressive sound; resonant and rich in tone, especially when speaking.
    • The actor's orotund voice filled the theater without a microphone.
    • The professor had an orotund manner of speaking that commanded attention.
    • Her orotund delivery made the simple speech sound grand and important.
  2. Using language that is pompous or overly grand; bombastic.
    • The politician's orotund promises sounded impressive but lacked substance.
    • Critics described the novel as orotund and full of unnecessary flourishes.
    • His orotund style of writing made the simple story seem pretentious.
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