Definition of boosterish in English:

boosterish

adjectiveˈbuːstərɪʃˈbo͞ostəriSH

Supporting or promoting something enthusiastically, and often uncritically.
the city's boosterish slogan “La Porte's on the Move.”
Example sentencesExamples
- At first blush, it seems like a typical up-with-teens site - the obligatory boosterish stuff trying to bolster the self-esteem of young girls.
- His boosterish, lapel-grabbing use of the second-person pronoun is contagious, I'm afraid.
- They are too boosterish in arguing the low probability of nuclear accidents.
- Perhaps the brash and celebratory character of Pop art was seen as an even more boosterish symbol of American culture than Abstract Expressionism.
- Neither Gioia nor the report's authors soften the findings with boosterish optimism.
- We shouldn't need this kind of boosterish bluster, just like it shouldn't need those stupid they-did-it-first-but-we'll-do-it-anyway painted cows or whatever.
- In general, though, he is aggressively boosterish about the ‘New Liberals’.
- During the late 90s in California, the web was futurity - in a very uncomplicated, boosterish way.

Definition of boosterish in US English:

boosterish

adjectiveˈbo͞ostəriSH

Supporting or promoting something enthusiastically, and often uncritically.
the city's boosterish slogan “La Porte's on the Move.”
Example sentencesExamples
- Perhaps the brash and celebratory character of Pop art was seen as an even more boosterish symbol of American culture than Abstract Expressionism.
- In general, though, he is aggressively boosterish about the ‘New Liberals’.
- At first blush, it seems like a typical up-with-teens site - the obligatory boosterish stuff trying to bolster the self-esteem of young girls.
- During the late 90s in California, the web was futurity - in a very uncomplicated, boosterish way.
- His boosterish, lapel-grabbing use of the second-person pronoun is contagious, I'm afraid.
- We shouldn't need this kind of boosterish bluster, just like it shouldn't need those stupid they-did-it-first-but-we'll-do-it-anyway painted cows or whatever.
- Neither Gioia nor the report's authors soften the findings with boosterish optimism.
- They are too boosterish in arguing the low probability of nuclear accidents.

单词	boosterish
释义	Definition of boosterish in English: boosterish adjectiveˈbuːstərɪʃˈbo͞ostəriSH Supporting or promoting something enthusiastically, and often uncritically. the city's boosterish slogan “La Porte's on the Move.” Example sentencesExamples At first blush, it seems like a typical up-with-teens site - the obligatory boosterish stuff trying to bolster the self-esteem of young girls. His boosterish, lapel-grabbing use of the second-person pronoun is contagious, I'm afraid. They are too boosterish in arguing the low probability of nuclear accidents. Perhaps the brash and celebratory character of Pop art was seen as an even more boosterish symbol of American culture than Abstract Expressionism. Neither Gioia nor the report's authors soften the findings with boosterish optimism. We shouldn't need this kind of boosterish bluster, just like it shouldn't need those stupid they-did-it-first-but-we'll-do-it-anyway painted cows or whatever. In general, though, he is aggressively boosterish about the ‘New Liberals’. During the late 90s in California, the web was futurity - in a very uncomplicated, boosterish way. Definition of boosterish in US English: boosterish adjectiveˈbo͞ostəriSH Supporting or promoting something enthusiastically, and often uncritically. the city's boosterish slogan “La Porte's on the Move.” Example sentencesExamples Perhaps the brash and celebratory character of Pop art was seen as an even more boosterish symbol of American culture than Abstract Expressionism. In general, though, he is aggressively boosterish about the ‘New Liberals’. At first blush, it seems like a typical up-with-teens site - the obligatory boosterish stuff trying to bolster the self-esteem of young girls. During the late 90s in California, the web was futurity - in a very uncomplicated, boosterish way. His boosterish, lapel-grabbing use of the second-person pronoun is contagious, I'm afraid. We shouldn't need this kind of boosterish bluster, just like it shouldn't need those stupid they-did-it-first-but-we'll-do-it-anyway painted cows or whatever. Neither Gioia nor the report's authors soften the findings with boosterish optimism. They are too boosterish in arguing the low probability of nuclear accidents.
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