hubristicallyadv.
/hjuːˈbrɪstɪkəli/ With hubris; in a presumptuous manner.
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the mind > emotion > pride > overweening or presumption > [adverb]
jollily13..
presumptuouslyc1425
presumptiouslya1500
presumantlyc1536
presumingly1599
overweeningly1611
arrogatingly1652
overcomingly1653
presumptorily1681
assumingly1839
hubristically1907
1907 Athenæum 19 Oct. 473/1 He was..rather inclined to treat cavalierly, not to say hubristically, the quiet people who [etc.].
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