Bold, daring; audacious, presumptuous.

Immoderate; excessive; presumptuous.

Overweeningly self-confident; flushed with success or prosperity; full of presumptuous pride; defiantly bold, arrogant, overbearing. Obsolete.

Of a person, etc.: having unreasonably high expectations or an excessively high opinion of oneself; excessively self-confident; arrogant…

Characterized by presumption in opinion or behaviour; unduly confident or bold; arrogant, forward, impertinent, overweening. Also: usurping.

That presumes; presumptuous, arrogant. Also (in quot. 1742) as n. (with the and plural agreement): presumptuous people as a class.

= presumptuous, adj. 1. In quot. 1596 as adv.

Arrogant, presumptuous; that is an upstart. Obsolete.

Conceited, overweening; arrogant, presumptuous.

Presumptuous, presuming.

= presumptuous, adj. 1.

Expressing or characterized by self-assumption; arrogant, presumptuous. Cf. assuming, adj.

Impetuous, presumptuous.

Taking much upon oneself; taking for granted that one has a right to do so and so.

That pretends (in various senses); pretentious. Also, of a thing or action: imitative, imaginary; involving pretence or imitation.

That claims a large share; presumptuous, pretentious (obsolete rare).

Insolent, contemptuous.

= overweening, adj.

Given to assumption, assuming.

Making undue claims, assumptious, arrogant.