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Meanings of more arrogant in English

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Usage of more arrogant in English
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As time went on Germany and Austria became more and more arrogant.
History of the World War, Vol. 3
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In an earlier version, the last line was still more arrogant:-
Old and New Masters
3
But instead of showing the slightest hesitation, his countenance grew still more arrogant.
Gerfaut — Volume 4
4
I wonder which type of imperialism is more arrogant or harmful?
The Irish Times
5
Lord Screech stepped forward, suddenly seeming more arrogant, noble, and inhuman than ever.
The Good, The Bad, and The Uncanny
6
Who else would have a voice even more arrogant than Jagr?
Darkness unleashed
7
Each day the conduct of the conquerors grew more arrogant.
The French Twins
8
I am humbler than you, and your positive assertion seems much the more arrogant.
The Grey Room
9
A more arrogant pretension it would be difficult to conceive.
Love's Final Victory / Ultimate Universal Salvation on the Basis...
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His laugh was freer, his eyes less under subjugation, his entire personality more arrogant.
Beverly of Graustark
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He knew no more arrogant way to walk than that.
The great hunt
12
Were there any two forces more arrogant, provocative, and obnoxious?
Big bosoms and square jaws
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All my old self-assurance back; the more arrogant if it isn't quite the real thing.
Mary Wollaston
14
The Lighters have, as a class, become more arrogant.
Shades of gray
15
Surely etiquette was never maintained in a more arrogant manner at the court of Louis XIV.
Woman in the Nineteenth Century / and Kindred Papers Relating to...
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As they have increased in strength they have both become still more arrogant, unjust, and shameless.
Correspondence & Conversations of Alexis de Tocqueville with Nas...
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