Arrogant
Arrogant adjective - Having a feeling of superiority that shows itself in an overbearing attitude.
Usage example: 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
Braggart and arrogant are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Braggart" instead an adjective "Arrogant".
Braggart
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- haughty and arrogant
- haughty and braggart
- pretentious and arrogant
- pretentious and braggart
- pompous and arrogant
- pompous and braggart
- conceited and arrogant
- conceited and braggart
- vain and arrogant
- vain and braggart
- proud and arrogant
- proud and braggart
- vainglorious and arrogant
- vainglorious and braggart
Both words in one sentence
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Tokita Ohma, the protagonist from Kengan Ashura, is extremely arrogant and provokes all his opponents, although it isnt unprovoked as many of his opponents are of the same braggart clause, some many levels more demeaning than Ohma, he is more level headed to those supporting him also.
Source: Arrogant Kung-Fu Guy -
The Thor featured in the Hitchhiker book is an arrogant, boisterous braggart who never passes up a chance to demonstrate his machismo.
- The Big One is probably one of the only novels that does not portray Goering as a buffoonish, arrogant, incompetent braggart.
Source: Literature / The Big One
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