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presumptuous

[pri-zuhmp-choo-uhs] / prɪˈzʌmp tʃu əs /


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I only found it incredibly presumptuous for him to believe he’d never again change a diaper.

From Los Angeles Times

You can offer to send a Calendly link but sending one out in the first outreach is a bit presumptuous.

From The Wall Street Journal

It’s presumptuous of me to think he doesn’t have the money for that book.

From Salon

Nearly two hours are spent jumping between concurrent storylines, and had Koepp’s screenplay allotted all 120 of those minutes to the film’s stars, “Rebirth” might actually feel worthy of its presumptuous title.

From Salon

Speaking on Sky Italia, the former Juventus, AC Milan and England coach said Guardiola was "way too arrogant and presumptuous" because he wanted to prove City were winning matches through his tactics.

From BBC