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In "the star-spangled banner," the british are said to "vauntingly" swear that the americans will lose the battle and their nation. why does key use "vauntingly"?

he thinks they are frightening.
he thinks they are overconfident.
he thinks their navy is not as powerful.
he thinks their hatred of america comes from their lack of liberty.

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