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Meanings of
cockiness
in inglês
português
petulância
catalão
petulància
espanhol
engreimiento
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Offensive boldness and assertiveness.
forwardness
pushiness
bumptiousness
português
petulância
Synonyms
Examples for "
forwardness
"
forwardness
pushiness
bumptiousness
Examples for "
forwardness
"
1
She should avoid
forwardness
,
and be quiet in manner and in speech.
2
The maize granary at Parramatta was also in a state of
forwardness
.
3
He thereupon privately chid his wife for her
forwardness
in the matter.
4
The treaty for that purpose is in greater
forwardness
than you imagine.
5
Tsz-lu has
forwardness
enough for them both; therefore I hold him back.
1
Deep down she'd begun to grow tired of Molly's smugness and
pushiness
.
2
The dining room had a calm, relaxed atmosphere without a hint of
pushiness
.
3
Right now, their fractious
pushiness
has a certain schoolyard charm.
4
I'm just looking, I said, flustered by his
pushiness
.
5
He was, as ever, courteous and attentive, but there was no new possessiveness or
pushiness
.
1
He chose the latter, for the
bumptiousness
was chilled in him.
2
Though he was intolerant of
bumptiousness
,
the Cardinal liked young men.
3
But
bumptiousness
is elastic in France, as in England, and doubtless among the Esquimaux.
4
He was not a mere gob of
bumptiousness
covered with the shell of cocksureness.
5
Jacson Gootes came limply from the phonebooth, his
bumptiousness
gone.
Usage of
cockiness
in inglês
1
No amount of greatness can make me understand that level of
cockiness
.
2
Probably not arrogance or
cockiness
;
he hadn't struck her as the type.
3
I want to cripple his
cockiness
with the palm of my hand.
4
The
cockiness
of artists is enough to take away a man's breath.
5
The
cockiness
.
An impatient hand gesture encompassed him from head to toe.
6
Known for his confidence and
cockiness
,
briefly he too thought it was over.
7
Confidence has not been in short supply, edging towards
cockiness
upon first glance.
8
That seems to show some determination, I say
-
cockiness
even.
9
There's a self-satisfied smugness in his voice, the
cockiness
of youth.
10
Spare everyone the
cockiness
-
when
climbers
like Adam Ondra exist, we are all humbled.
11
Dick Keaton seemed to have some trouble returning to his usual blasé
cockiness
.
12
He smiled at the three men and let a little more
cockiness
show.
13
That degree of
cockiness
was going to get her killed someday.
14
Eric cleared his throat and recovered a little of his
cockiness
.
15
Well, according to new research highlighted by the New Scientist magazine,
cockiness
pays off.
16
In retrospect, he cringes at his initial
cockiness
:
I remember my first screen test.
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Grammar, pronunciation and more
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cockiness
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
usual cockiness
certain cockiness
more cockiness
adult cockiness
aggressive cockiness
More collocations
Translations for
cockiness
português
petulância
catalão
petulància
prepotència
atreviment
espanhol
engreimiento
chulería
atrevimiento
prepotencia
Cockiness
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Cockiness
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