Bloviation

Bloviation refers to the act of speaking or writing at great length in a verbose or inflated manner, often without much substance or clarity. It usually implies a certain level of arrogance or self-importance in the way the speaker presents information, emphasizing style over substance. The term is often used in a critical context to describe political speeches, media commentary, or public discourse that is characterized by excessive wordiness and grandstanding, rather than meaningful content or straightforward communication.