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arrogance

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[ar-uh-guhns]

noun

  1. offensive display of superiority or self-importance; overbearing pride.

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Other 51Թ Forms

  • nonarrogance noun
  • nonarrogancy noun
  • superarrogance noun
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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of arrogance1

First recorded in 1275–1325; Middle English, from Middle French, from Latin arrogantia ‼ܳپDz”; arrogant, -ance
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It was the attitude of supreme arrogance, in which mortals in their folly would set themselves up against the gods.

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If she does run, one thing Harris must avoid at all costs is anything that bespeaks arrogance, entitlement or anything less than a 100% commitment to serving as governor.

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“The story of the United States in Vietnam was a story of ignorance, hubris and arrogance,” Osnos says.

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"In rugby environments it is very easy to get confidence confused with arrogance. For all the stick he gets, I don't actually think he is an arrogant person."

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Despite being a two-time champion and widely recognized as an “alpha,” first-year head coach Lynne Roberts says Plum’s leadership style is free of arrogance or ego, driven solely by her sheer competitiveness.

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