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Marked by excessive confidence.
positive
overconfident
confident
Having extreme self-confidence and overbearing pride.
arrogant
presumptuous
pretentious
chesty
arrogant
presumptuous
pretentious
chesty
1
President Grant in the beginning undertook to break down this
arrogant
claim.
2
He was of a feeble character,
arrogant
in prosperity, faint-hearted in adversity.
3
As the Mormons increased in power, they became more self-sufficient and
arrogant
.
4
As time went on Germany and Austria became more and more
arrogant
.
5
The
arrogant
spending instinct had gained upon the moderating and self-restraining instinct.
1
I did not, so I ignored what I considered a
presumptuous
question.
2
Wearing the ring of one's better can be viewed as quite
presumptuous
.
3
In face of the terrible tidings, that would have been too
presumptuous
.
4
He persisted in regarding the missionary as a
presumptuous
and execrated enemy.
5
Painting and sculpture seem to me the most
presumptuous
of the arts.
1
Yes, the process it precious and meticulous, but by no means
pretentious
.
2
The buildings were higher and much more
pretentious
in design and ornamentation.
3
I would need a while to come up with something suitably
pretentious
.
4
There was nothing
pretentious
about the home in which he was raised.
5
I find the architecture
pretentious
,
even in its present somewhat de-Romanized version.
1
He was
chesty
,
wore long sleeves and ran on his toes.
2
See how
chesty
it makes him-hewon't even look this way.
3
I don't feel very
chesty
about the way I've managed it.
4
My throat was parched and I was coughing; a really bad,
chesty
cough.
5
They felt a bit
chesty
at the thought of that B. S. or A.
1
The Senator was promptly and intensely interested in this
cocksure
declaration by
2
At that she laughed in a kind of a friendly,
cocksure
way.
3
He was a well-favored youth with an unlovely manner, haughty and
cocksure
.
4
Be cautious always; be especially cautious when you are
cocksure
you're right.
5
James DeGale is as
cocksure
as he is buttery-smooth inside the ropes.
6
A short wiry man with a pugnacious face and a
cocksure
mustache.
7
He didn't want the patrol to be
cocksure
-
he
wanted
it to work.
8
I think he's altogether too
cocksure
,
and takes too much for granted.
9
I see you also have been doing some 'hair-trigger, steel-trap,
cocksure
jedgin'.
10
That night Blair,
cocksure
,
had the story of my arrest in the paper.
11
Your
cocksure
,
peering Protestant is the dissolvent-theforce making for ruin.
12
You are so
cocksure
about the lot you can do, Captain.
13
He was almost unrecognisable from the
cocksure
brigand I had watched that afternoon.
14
He looks a little
cocksure
when he walks, which you need to have.
15
We are a trifle too commercial and a trifle too
cocksure
.
16
They are as
cocksure
and ambitious as their master ever was.
cocksure
so cocksure
too cocksure
as cocksure
less cocksure
cocksure grin