presumptuously

What he returned, somewhat presumptuously, was a totally remixed, reworked version.

Its “hack” was presumptuously convening a constitutional convention in September 1849, and even adopting a state seal.

The U.S. was “weaving lies and slandering Hong Kong’s national security laws, blatantly beautifying the anti-China chaos in Hong Kong, and presumptuously offering the so-called ‘safe haven,'” the ministry said.

It is frustrating to me and, I will presumptuously say, most other African-Americans or people of color in my industry.

On that single day, a mile-long stretch of rail bed was cleared along the base of Beacon Hill for the somewhat presumptuously named Seattle & Walla Walla Railway, eventually renamed the Pacific Coast Railway.