heroics
pronunciation
How to pronounce heroics in British English:
UK [həˈrəʊɪks]
How to pronounce heroics in American English:
US [həˈroʊɪks]
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- Noun:
- ostentatious or vainglorious or extravagant or hammy conduct
Word Origin
- heroics (n.)
- 1590s, "heroic verse" (see heroic). Meaning "deeds worthy of a hero" attested by 1831.
Example
- 1. I 'll give them heroics .
- 2. Don 't try any heroics .
- 3. These are times when all souls are presented with many opportunities for heroics and empathy .
- 4. In fact , the heroics of these brothers have now become the inseparable part of the folklores in india .
- 5. Instead , the team treats a desire for heroics as an indication that there is something wrong with the process .