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Meanings of know-it-all in English
Person who obnoxiously purports an expansive comprehension of a topic.
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Usage of know-it-all in English
1
That nosy, childish, prying, know-it-all little brat is perfect in every way.
2
I got a retarded mute little girl and a smart-ass know-it-all boy.
3
He would have preferred a know-it-all little sister to the damned clarinet.
4
He can talk about anything, in a knowledgeable way not a know-it-all way.
5
Cary Grant was British, Erlendur thought, but didn't bother to correct a know-it-all.
6
I've never put myself in a position of pretending to be a know-it-all.
7
She's a know-it-all goody two-shoes and she doesn't know my life.
8
The spoiled, know-it-all rich kid had grown up to be the perfect host.
9
My sister, Tammy, had to put up with the ultimate know-it-all kid brother.
10
Larry was by no means a know-it-all doctor, as his sister accused him.
11
They couldn't fool me with their slick off-the-cuff ready-made know-it-all responses!
12
Because all of a sudden you're a big shot, a know-it-all, a brain!
13
Now, Hill's playing a clueless, know-it-all detective solving crimes one vision at a time.
14
Well, he'd fool the hell out of the know-it-all doctors.
15
It was a definite catch-22, and even my know-it-all sister couldn't solve this one.
16
It's hard for a smart-alecky, know-it-all to succeed at entrepreneurship.