Wondering how to use Boast in a sentence? Below are 20 example sentences from real English texts. Including the meaning and synonyms such as feature or blow.

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Boast in a sentence

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Boast meaning

  1. A brag; ostentatious positive appraisal of oneself.
  2. Something that one brags about.
  3. A shot where the ball is driven off a side wall and then strikes the front wall.

Synonyms of Boast

feature gasconade vaunt bluster blow gas brag shoot a line swash tout speech act jactitation self-praise boasting overstate

Example sentences (20)

Jock’s can now boast a drinks licence which allows them to move away from bring your own bottle into the bar trade.

Many of today’s space heaters boast much appreciated safety features; some double as and come with remote controls.

Basildon Council has agreed plans, which show the site will boast a roof terrace overlooking the cinema development.

Columbia Valley nordic skiers love to boast – with good reason — about the quality of cross country ski trails here.

New model years boast increase HP and Torque over previous model years even though it's the exact same powertrain.

One of the key advantages of the Coast project has been its ability to boast of the economic benefits of the scheme.

Both Lamati and the 26-year-old Ball boast perfect records, having yet to taste defeat in their professional careers.

Both teams boast passionate fan bases, and the stadium will be a cauldron of cheering voices and vibrant colours.

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The land in Vale View, which once contained prefab housing, will boast 14 new affordable, high-spec modern homes.

Sure, every gig will typically boast its fair share of concertgoers wearing merchandise, but this was on another level.

If you have ever had a 25-pound Chinook Salmon ripping line from your reel, you would know why they boast that reputation.

The Lightning boast the eighth-highest scoring offense in the NHL, while the Rangers sit fourth in goals allowed per game.

As if to match the vastness of their sportsbook, 1xbet boast an impressive welcome bonus which is among the highest around.

He told the children that NAS started with seven(7) Ambulance Stations in 2004 and can now boast of 296 across the country.

Few trends boast the staying power of isn’t just a passing fad—it represents an entire sartorial mindset.

Russia's Ministry of Defense has issued a boast about the technology of new drones it has for use in its invasion of Ukraine.

This was once one of Europe’s great footballing cities, the only city to boast two European Cup winners.

But at the same time, the Prime Minister would boast of supplying 5 kg of free rice to 80 crore people.

If he doesn’t, buy him the latest one and watch him boast that you are the best to everyone who cares.

Once friends and allies, the two mutants boast nearly identical powersets and a hatred for one another that's spanned centuries.

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Common combinations with boast

These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:

  • to boast 19×
  • boast of 19×
  • boast about 18×
  • boast the 15×
  • boast that 11×
  • boast an 10×
  • will boast 10×
  • also boast 10×
  • can boast
  • they boast

Frequently asked questions

How do you use "boast" in a sentence?
An example: "Jock’s can now boast a drinks licence which allows them to move away from bring your own bottle into the bar trade." This page contains 20 example sentences with the word "boast" from real English texts.
What does "boast" mean?
Boast means: A brag; ostentatious positive appraisal of oneself.
What are synonyms of "boast"?
Common synonyms of "boast" include: feature, gasconade, vaunt, bluster, blow, gas, brag, shoot a line. Plus 7 more synonyms.
How many example sentences with "boast" are there?
Voorbeeldzinnen.info contains 20 example sentences with "boast", drawn from a database of millions of English sentences.

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