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Meanings of own superiority in English

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Usage of own superiority in English
1
The idea of her own superiority seems not to enter her mind.
The Child at Home: The Principles of Filial Duty, Familiarly Ill...
2
The mistakes had their origins in complacency, stemming from their own superiority.
The Guardian
3
She impresses me with her own superiority, especially in the matter of dress.
Medoline Selwyn's Work
4
A smile like that indicates a belief in your own superiority.
Before the Dawn: A Story of the Fall of Richmond
5
It gives an author-goodnessonly knows why-anelated sense of his own superiority.
Notes on Life & Letters
6
Hate not, but pity your enemies, for thereby you demonstrate your own superiority.
Born Again
7
The transition from that to an appreciation of his own superiority was natural enough.
The Return of Blue Pete
8
The evidence of their own superiority caused them pain.
Bouvard and Pécuchet: A Tragi-comic Novel of Bourgeois Life, par...
9
He could no longer despise Amos, nor pride himself in his own superiority to him.
Amos Huntingdon
10
He accepted his own superiority as implicitly as our European nobles and rulers accept theirs.
The Great Taboo
11
Trusting no one else, conceited in his own superiority.
Map of bones
12
Stoutly affirm your own superiority over bodily ills.
An Iron Will
13
They were so steeped in their own superiority.
Escape
14
There it was Razumov who had the upper hand, in a composed sense of his own superiority.
Under Western Eyes
15
Other tactics were therefore necessary, but Abdullah believed that his own superiority in numbers would ensure victory.
Jack Harkaway's Boy Tinker Among The Turks / Book Number Fifteen...
16
His own superiority to Amos he had hitherto taken as a matter of course and beyond dispute.
Amos Huntingdon
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