"high falution" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1867, Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 101:",
          "text": "Here the candidate has a chance of expounding his sentiments, if he have a taste for public speaking; and here he may deliver himself of as much \"high falution\" and \"spread-eagleism\" as he thinks proper, or as his audience will tolerate.",
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          "ref": "1873, The St. James's Magazine and United Empire Review, Volume 12:",
          "text": "[…]suffered to accumulate on their hands until the last moment, in consequence of their over indulgence in buncombe, spread-eagleism, high falution, and tall talk.",
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          "ref": "1958, Current Medicine for Attorneys:",
          "text": "[…]\"high falution\" with which the medical profession impresses the public, not with treatment but rather with high sounding, ambiguous and profound medical[…]",
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        "act of behaving in a highfalutin manner."
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        "(US, informal, humorous) act of behaving in a highfalutin manner."
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          "word": "highfalutinism"
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          "text": "[…]suffered to accumulate on their hands until the last moment, in consequence of their over indulgence in buncombe, spread-eagleism, high falution, and tall talk.",
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        "(US, informal, humorous) act of behaving in a highfalutin manner."
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      "word": "highfalutinism"
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