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(literary) A person who speaks or makes noise to no effect, as a flattering toady or empty orator..
None of this multitude of thinkers and their satellites brought his thoughts into really conclusive contact with the others. To do it would have been to discover much practical identity and so lose distinction. After their fashion, each bombinated abundantly with only the slightest regard to other bombinators.
Therefore our apology to such bombinators, radicals, Utopians and Schoengeisten who might read this work expecting intellectual mayhem.
Alice Duer Miller, erect and fastidious, crowded her manor with clowns and bombinators.
[T]hese and a score of barroom bombinators and local-room moonshooters were around MacArthur like a Sorbonne faculty.
Schiff adduces experiments on bombinators and toads[.]
Tadpoles of the B. bombina are devoid of anicotto glanduare. Neither is it found in other bombinators (B. pachypus).
Use bombinator when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Bombinator means (literary) A person who speaks or makes noise to no effect, as a flattering toady or empty orator..
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The opposite depends on the specific sense.
None of this multitude of thinkers and their satellites brought his thoughts into really conclusive contact with the others. To do it would have been to discover much practical identity and so lose distinction. After their fashion, each bombinated abundantly with only the slightest regard to other bombinators.
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