aggrandized 的定义
ag·gran·dized, ag·gran·diz·ing.
- to widen in scope; increase in size or intensity; enlarge; extend.
- to make great or greater in power, wealth, rank, or honor.
- to make appear greater.
aggrandized 近义词
cause something to seem or be greater, bigger
更多aggrandized例句
- The Global Times, too, was quick to criticize Tsai’s “self-aggrandizing attitude,” while highlighting that it was not her government that completed the vaccine deal.
- I spent much of the pandemic watching, in real time, the necessary dissolution of the nation’s self-aggrandizing and innocent sense of its history and purpose.
- Still, some emperors were particularly adept at crafting a narrative … that is, until Nero took the self-aggrandizing a tad too far.
- Proponents of peace must overcome the tendency to self-destructively aggrandize the settlements.
- They only cared to aggrandize themselves, without thought of national feeling or geographical conditions.
- His ambition was not to secure for himself ease or luxury, but to extend his imperial power, and to aggrandize his family.
- The Master proceeded to show that a man who speaks on his own authority alone seeks to aggrandize himself.
- It resisted, in the lower classes, the attempt of the church to suppress it in order to aggrandize the corporation.
- She did not try to aggrandize herself at their expense, nor did she take up weapons against them.