Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Arrogance"

A: C’est la même mot en français avec la même définition.

A: person with low self-esteem, but they also think they are better than other people

A: It means you are proud and think you're better than others.

A: an attitude of superiority manifested in an overbearing manner or in presumptuous claims or assumptions

A: ARROGANCE-

1.The man's arrogance took her breath away.

2.It was the supreme arrogance of the killer which dismayed him.

3.His confidence was misread as arrogance

4.The Cowboy's reply was in French, the tone contentious, touched with arrogance

5.His casual arrogance never failed to set my teeth on edge.

6.We were shocked by the arrogance of his comments.


ARROGANT-

1.He was a complete pain, carrying on in a most arrogant manner

2..They can be quite arrogant - and they are extremely well paid

3.This is an arrogant young man who has forgotten who his audience is and how to behave

4.He is a little bit arrogant but it needed to be channelled in the right direction

5..We are not provocative or arrogant people

6.I am not talking in this arrogant and pompous manner.

A: Arrogance is the noun
Arrogant is the adjective

A: @lunas012 They have completely different meanings.

Arrogance is when someone thinks very highly of themself. An arrogant person will often overestimate their own worth or skills.

Greed is when someone already has a lot or enough of something, but still wants much more (usually money).

A: Both of them mean pretty much the same thing however 'bear' has a stronger meaning than 'stand' although the difference is not extremely noticeable. They are both words that would make sense in place of each other.

A: They are pretty much the same, just synonyms for the same character trait.

A: The sentence seems fine to me.

Perhaps there are other passive uses of “wade through” that would sound strange, but this one sounds very reasonable.

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A: arrogance - many believe that arrogance is a common attribute of Americans.

A: Sounds arrogant but I have nothing but a little bit of stupid arrogance to offer today.

A: "It is mysterious that an arrogance and a goodness exist in the same person without contradiction."
This novel is full of painful episodes, but in the end, it's still a modern love story. You can relate since you also have both of these qualities in yourself. 👍

A: It is better to say: "None of this would have ever happened if not for your arrogance!" or "None of this would have happened if it wasn't for your arrogance!"

A: Don't you think she/he is hard to get along with, with all the arrogance and conceit she/he has?