0 present participle of pontificate
1 to speak or write and give your opinion about something as if you knew everything about it and as if only your opinion was correct:
Yet in vocoder tracks, the vitality and creativity inherent in the technologies in use stand centre stage, pontificating on questions of authenticity and immediacy.
It must infuriate industrial leaders who face difficult circumstances to hear some people pontificating here when they have no real knowledge of the problems involved.
But this did not stop them pontificating on it.
For him to be running around now pontificating on nightmares or dreams is far beyond my comprehension.
Will he make every effort to stop people pontificating on television and in the media without any scientific evidence?
Pontificating and moralising will not solve the difficulties we are in.
I am not pontificating on the matter at all.
Nobody has got as far as that, and we on this side are not pontificating.
