hot air

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hot air

The politician's speech was full of hot air.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • Empty or exaggerated talk: Speech that sounds impressive but lacks substance, truth, or sincerity. It is often boastful or meant to deceive.
    • Heated air: Air that has been warmed and, due to being less dense, tends to rise.
Usage Examples
  • Noun (Empty Talk):
    • His promises about quick riches were just a lot of hot air.
    • Ignore the politician's speech; it's full of hot air and no real plans.
  • Noun (Heated Air):
    • Hot air from the furnace rose to the ceiling.
    • A hot air balloon floats because it is filled with hot air.
Advanced Usage
  • "Full of hot air": An idiom describing a person who frequently talks in an exaggerated, insincere, or empty way.
    • Don't listen to him; he's full of hot air.
Variants and Related Words
  • Hot-air balloon (n): A large balloon that rises by being filled with heated air.
    • We went for a ride in a hot-air balloon.
Synonyms
  • Empty talk: Nonsense, bluster, bombast.
  • Heated air: Warm air.
Related Idioms
  • "Blow hot air": To talk in a boastful or empty manner.
    • He's just blowing hot air to impress everyone.
hot air

The politician's speech was full of hot air.

Noun
  1. loud and confused and empty talk
    • mere rhetoric
  2. air that has been heated and tends to rise

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