Definitionn. ostentatious or vainglorious or extravagant or melodramatic conduct
Last update: August 2, 2015
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His mock heroics are, to say the least, amusing, and among these may be mentioned Myszeis, where he describes how King Popiel, according to the legend, was eaten up by rats. [Please select]
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And well we know, whatever the sound of it, that his speech was not heroics. [Please select]
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She smiled again, this time at the boyish touch of heroics. [Please select]
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You won't get any heroics about war from me. [Please select]
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"Oh, don't try any of your damned heroics on me, sir." [Please select]
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"We'll have no heroics over a runaway redemptioner who is fighting against our good king."' [Please select]
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"On the contrary, I fear that I have been indulging in mock heroics." [Please select]
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"Oh, I know," said Lord Robert dryly, "I understand these heroics." [Please select]
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The son had this in common with the Honourable Hilary--he hated heroics; and the fact that the thing smacked of heroics was Austen's only deterrent. [Please select]
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