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arrogance

[ar-uh-guhns] / ˈær ə gəns /


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He recently told Sports Illustrated, however, that his self-confidence should not be mistaken for arrogance.

From Los Angeles Times

LeBron James’ capitalized and televised “Decision” to head to South Beach felt like arrogance in the moment and looks entirely justified in retrospect.

From Salon

In their closing arguments, prosecutors said Kwon was driven by greed and arrogance, and had lied repeatedly about the efficacy and safety of his products.

From The Wall Street Journal

A level of arrogance is perhaps to be expected in all elite athletes, and some believe it has powered Salah to the heights he and Liverpool have reached.

From BBC

Her much-anticipated new memoir is rife with arrogance and thin on sourcing.

From Los Angeles Times