Usage of "high-and-mighty"

Offensively self-assured or given to exercising usually unwarranted power.

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Usage of high-and-mighty in anglès

We deal in matters too great for even those high-and-mighty Droods. 
 A Hard Day’s Knight 

I know a rotten apple in the high-and-mighty O'Rourke family tree is unthinkable. 
 Midnight hero 

Lachlan McGillivray had always been too high-and-mighty for his own good. 
 Mcgillivray's mistress 

We can't afford them high-and-mighty prices at Kroger's and the A&P like you. 
 God don't like ugly 

Of course, the high-and-mighty Carlisles would call in the feds. 
 Colorado abduction 

Lilith laughed, to see the high-and-mighty Authorities cringe and fawn at her colourless feet. 
 Sharper than a serpent's tooth 

No wonder high-and-mighty Brioche didn't want to handle it. 
 Dead beat 

But you're nothing more than a high-and-mighty camp lady. 
 Servant of a dark god 

I need to lay off with the high-and-mighty stance. 
 Driving Heat 

You don't get to play high-and-mighty with me anymore. 
 Heaven's Queen 

Coming here with all his high-and-mighty talk. 
 Honour This Day 

He wouldn't have informed that high-and-mighty Englishman. 
 The devil she knows 

Don't take that high-and-mighty tone with me! 
 In for a penny 

But did those high-and-mighty women do anything? 
 When the wind blows 

You're the high-and-mighty Carolyn Carlisle. 
 Colorado abduction 

Mister high-and-mighty's all testy tonight.' 
 Dancer’s Lament 

Meanings of high-and-mighty in anglès