| REVIEWER | RATING & REVIEW |
 | Aphrodite_pink (0)
08/28/2005 | I don't think this is a pompous word. If being used in a context like this 'and then I enunciated '....blah, blah and blah'' perhaps, but usually no, I don't find the use of this word pompous.
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| mattg (0)
07/10/2005 | To make a formal statement of OR to make distinctly audible (both 1913 Webster). I think it's a useful word that's not uncommon (though it doesn't have too many convesational uses).
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 | kamylienne (80)
07/02/2005 | It sounds like someone trying too hard to be stuck up. Besides, with many people, they're hardly enunciating their words correctly, anyway.
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 | irishgit (152)
06/23/2005 | Pompous if used to mean said. Exactly accurate and not pompous if used correctly.
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 | James76255 (26)
06/23/2005 | Actually sounds like someone making an attempt to be pompous. Someone trying to sound pompous when they aren't just comes off as stupid.
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