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Tim Blixseth, the founder of the Yellowstone Club and other gated hideaways, tells Frank: "I don't like most rich people. They can be arrogant." This from a man who owns two Shih Tzus named Learjet and G2.

Alex Beam, New York Times Book Review, 10 June 2007 Arrogant execs are not the only targets of investors' ire. … There's no telling how much money analysts such as Meeker cost investors with their interminable buy recommendations on Internet stocks that eventually went bust.

Marcia Vickers et al., Business Week, 25 Feb. 2002 Despite her social and business status in Washington, Graham remained unassuming and down to earth. Her quiet but steady courage affirmed women such as Geneva Overhosler, a former editor and Post ombudsman, by showing a woman could be powerful without being arrogant.

Mark Fitzgerald et al., Editor & Publisher, 23 July 2001 Shakespeare must have known that while his audiences loved to see villains punished and arrogant young men humbled, they did not want to fidget and squirm through mea culpas before the final scene.

Elaine Showalter, Civilization, April/May 1999 She's first in her class, but she's not arrogant about it. the arrogant young lawyer elbowed his way to the head of the line of customers, declaring that he was too busy to wait like everybody else See More

Recent Examples on the Web Playing a classic villain like the arrogant, chauvinist and murderous Gaston was an opportunity for Penny to showcase a different ability while stepping into a character utterly different from himself.

Matt Le Cren, Chicago Tribune, 1 Sep. 2022 Tesla issued a humbling apology last year after a driver at an auto show publicly blamed Tesla brakes for an accident, after which China’s top legal-affairs agency chimed in, calling the company arrogant.

Kim Mackrael, WSJ, 10 May 2022 And those who think it’s crazy, or arrogant, at first, usually will come around.

Kevin Reynolds, The Salt Lake Tribune, 15 Aug. 2022 On some level, Luke had perceived the failure of the Jedi, their recourse to dogmatism and arrogant all-knowingness, and sought to break the pattern.

Wired, 14 July 2022 After years of experimentation, brilliant but arrogant scientist Sebastian Caine has discovered a way to make matter invisible.

Travis Bean, Forbes, 1 July 2022 The charismatic — and arrogant — Charles has agreed to the interview only if Cecily makes the climb all the way to the top with him and his team.

Sun Sentinel, 25 May 2022 This is Cruise at his most Cruise-iest, coiled, sure and arrogant, teeth gleaming in the sunshine.

Mark Kennedy, Chron, 12 May 2022 Narrow-minded, rigid, short-sighted, arrogant and narcissistic leaders are the opposite of conscious leaders.

Albana Vrioni, Forbes, 1 Aug. 2022 See More

单词	arrogantly
释义	arrogant adjective ar·ro·gant ˈer-ə-gənt ˈa-rə- 1 : exaggerating or disposed to exaggerate one's own worth or importance often by an overbearing manner an arrogant official 2 : showing an offensive attitude of superiority : proceeding from or characterized by arrogance an arrogant reply arrogantly adverb Synonyms assumptive bumptious cavalier chesty haughty highfalutin hifalutin high-and-mighty high-handed high-hat huffish huffy imperious important lofty lordly masterful overweening peremptory pompous presuming presumptuous pretentious self-asserting self-assertive sniffy stiff-necked supercilious superior toplofty toploftical uppish uppity See all Synonyms & Antonyms Example Sentences Tim Blixseth, the founder of the Yellowstone Club and other gated hideaways, tells Frank: "I don't like most rich people. They can be arrogant." This from a man who owns two Shih Tzus named Learjet and G2. Alex Beam, New York Times Book Review, 10 June 2007 Arrogant execs are not the only targets of investors' ire. … There's no telling how much money analysts such as Meeker cost investors with their interminable buy recommendations on Internet stocks that eventually went bust. Marcia Vickers et al., Business Week, 25 Feb. 2002 Despite her social and business status in Washington, Graham remained unassuming and down to earth. Her quiet but steady courage affirmed women such as Geneva Overhosler, a former editor and Post ombudsman, by showing a woman could be powerful without being arrogant. Mark Fitzgerald et al., Editor & Publisher, 23 July 2001 Shakespeare must have known that while his audiences loved to see villains punished and arrogant young men humbled, they did not want to fidget and squirm through mea culpas before the final scene. Elaine Showalter, Civilization, April/May 1999 She's first in her class, but she's not arrogant about it. the arrogant young lawyer elbowed his way to the head of the line of customers, declaring that he was too busy to wait like everybody else See More Recent Examples on the Web Playing a classic villain like the arrogant, chauvinist and murderous Gaston was an opportunity for Penny to showcase a different ability while stepping into a character utterly different from himself. Matt Le Cren, Chicago Tribune, 1 Sep. 2022 Tesla issued a humbling apology last year after a driver at an auto show publicly blamed Tesla brakes for an accident, after which China’s top legal-affairs agency chimed in, calling the company arrogant. Kim Mackrael, WSJ, 10 May 2022 And those who think it’s crazy, or arrogant, at first, usually will come around. Kevin Reynolds, The Salt Lake Tribune, 15 Aug. 2022 On some level, Luke had perceived the failure of the Jedi, their recourse to dogmatism and arrogant all-knowingness, and sought to break the pattern. Wired, 14 July 2022 After years of experimentation, brilliant but arrogant scientist Sebastian Caine has discovered a way to make matter invisible. Travis Bean, Forbes, 1 July 2022 The charismatic — and arrogant — Charles has agreed to the interview only if Cecily makes the climb all the way to the top with him and his team. Sun Sentinel, 25 May 2022 This is Cruise at his most Cruise-iest, coiled, sure and arrogant, teeth gleaming in the sunshine. Mark Kennedy, Chron, 12 May 2022 Narrow-minded, rigid, short-sighted, arrogant and narcissistic leaders are the opposite of conscious leaders. Albana Vrioni, Forbes, 1 Aug. 2022 See More Word History Etymology Middle English arrogant, arragaunt, borrowed from Middle French & Latin; Middle French, borrowed from Latin arrogant-, arrogans "insolent, overbearing, presumptuous," from present participle of arrogāre "to lay claim to, claim to possess, be conceited" — more at arrogate First Known Use 15th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1 Kids Definition arrogant adjective ar·ro·gant ˈer-ə-gənt : showing the attitude of a person who is overly proud of himself or herself or of his or her own opinions arrogantly adverb as in brazenly Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance brazenly boldly haughtily pridefully pompously contemptuously proudly audaciously brashly presumptuously loftily scornfully superciliously imperiously pretentiously huffily swaggeringly fearlessly recklessly self-importantly disdainfully impertinently disrespectfully rashly rudely impudently discourteously saucily ungraciously impolitely uppishly uncivilly bitchily Antonyms & Near Antonyms humbly sheepishly meekly modestly abjectly submissively deferentially meanly lowly obsequiously timidly subserviently servilely fearfully hat in hand mousily See More
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