Turgid (Adj.)
Pronunciation: TUR-jid
Word Meaning: Turgid describes language or style that is excessively ornate, inflated, or grandiloquent, often to the point of being pompous or pretentious.
Uses in Sentence:
- The professor’s lectures were often criticized for their turgid prose.
- The writer’s turgid writing style made the book difficult to read.
Synonyms: Bombastic, grandiloquent, pompous, verbose, florid, inflated
Antonyms: Simple, plain, straightforward, concise, unadorned, modest
Word Meaning in Hindi: भावशून्य (Bhaavshuny), विविध्र (Vividhra)
Word uses in Hindi:
- प्रोफेसर की व्याख्यानों की वाक्यशैली की तुलना में उन्हें अक्सर भावशून्य कहा जाता था। (The professor’s lectures were often criticized for their turgid prose.)
- लेखक की भावशून्य लेखन शैली ने किताब को पढ़ने में कठिनाई पहुंचाई। (The writer’s turgid writing style made the book difficult to read.)