vaunt

IPA: vˈɔnt

(intransitive) To speak boastfully.
(transitive) To speak boastfully about.
(transitive) To boast of; to make a vain display of; to display with ostentation.

Examples of "vaunt" in Sentences

He was king of the blooddrinkers -- Kwa remembered Bele's vaunt.
Time is also running out on Greg's ability to vaunt himself on such formulas as:
In point of boring h istorical fact, the mention of Persepolis in his hero's vaunt is a serious anachronism.
That, and something more elementary into the bargain: not just a rhetorical vaunt but a phonetic vector as well.
He is even a member of a club called the Boosters, whose sole purpose is to celebrate and vaunt Zenith's virtues wherever possible.
The script may vaunt Eduardo and demonize Zuckerberg, but it also begs the question -- who would we rather be, given the way things turned out?
Well-heeled Chinese individuals aren't shy about flaunting their wealth, and it is one of the few markets in which manufacturers can openly vaunt the luxurious nature of their products.
During the life of the empire, the term was reserved for Constantine's city, originally a Greek colony called Byzantion, whose inhabitants liked to vaunt their identity as "Byzantines."