English to Maori Meaning of pomposity - pomposity

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Definitions of pomposity in English
Noun(1) lack of elegance as a consequence of being pompous and puffed up with vanity
Examples of pomposity in English
(1) his reputation for arrogance and pomposity
(1) pomp and circumstance ::
kororia me te tūkunga
Synonyms
Noun
3. ostentation ::
whakapehapeha
6. inflation ::
pikinga
Antonyms
1. humility ::
te haehaa
2. modesty ::
tāú
Different Forms
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Word Example from TV Shows
Calling himself the

Calling himself the "Young Wolf." How's that for POMPOSITY?

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