Arrogant is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ARROGANT in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• overbearing
• proud and overbearing
• Making, or having the disposition to make, exorbitant claims of rank or estimation; giving one\'s self an undue degree of importance; assuming; haughty; -- applied to persons.
• Containing arrogance; marked with arrogance; proceeding from undue claims or self-importance; -- applied to things; as, arrogant pretensions or behavior.
• having or showing feelings of unwarranted importance out of overbearing pride
• having or revealing an exaggerated sense of one's own importance or abilities

Words related to ARROGANT

arrogance12 arrogances13 arrogancies14 arrogancy15 arrogantly14 fastuous11

Words that contain ARROGANT

arrogantly14 unarrogant11

How to use ARROGANT in a sentence

• It was his pride and arrogant obstinacy that had brought about the loss of all she loved.
• And this military spirit, evident during the last hundred years, has made the military classes arrogant, austere, mechanical, contemptuous.
• He got up slowly, still looking into the handsome, olive face with its patrician features and arrogant self-confidence.
• To this sentence it would appear that Abelard prepared to submit with more humility than was to be expected from so bold and arrogant a man.
• And they put into it, too, the mournful song that the reeds are compelled to sing before the presence of the arrogant North Wind.
• But your arrogant man will not tolerate a presumption which he sees to be ill-founded.
• Parrhasius was exceedingly arrogant and luxurious, and boasted of having reached the utmost limits of his art.
• The union of the parties also has convinced them that we are determined to resist their most arrogant pretensions.
• There can not be a more arrogant pretension or palpable absurdity.
• But something of his arrogant demanding of life seemed to have fled, a sort of terror had been planted in him by that view of the park-bench sleepers.
• Nothing will destroy mutual confidence between two parties sooner than an arrogant assumption by one of them of fancied superiority over the other.
• With an ambition no less high and arrogant than that which pervades the British mind, she would plant far and wide French ideas and civilization.
• Especially is that true of the Japanese, who are seditious and arrogant, with whom the enemy hold so intimate trade and intercourse in their own country.
• He returned thence for the second time as ambassador, with a very haughty and arrogant message.
• Either, as some say, because of its thick-hidedness, or, as others, because of its arrogant self-sufficiency, the British public has never resented these much.
• Tradition refuses to submit to the small and arrogant oligarchy of those who merely happen to be walking about.
• This is the procedure ever characteristic of arrogant folly, to make its actual experience the measure of possible experience.
• One of these was a tremendous man and, from his uniform and arrogant bearing, evidently an officer.
• He contented himself with loving, and with being straightforward and selfish and a bit arrogant in his love, after the manner of the normal man.
• If their self-confidence was supreme and even arrogant, it was the self-confidence of a strong and a fearless people, and their patriotism was of the loftiest kind.
• The priests hate me and call me arrogant, but if I seem arrogant to them it is because I speak the word of God.
• With his brothers, Cicis and Antimenidas, two influential young nobles as arrogant and haughty as himself, he resented and opposed the slightest concession to democracy.
• Both countries seemed to be arrogant and fortified within their cultural expressions.
• To knock a thing down, especially if it is cocked at an arrogant angle, is a deep delight to the blood.
• But the emperor had a quarrel with his arrogant brother at St.
• There was a lack of breeding in the manner in which he sat in his chair, thrust forward on its edge, in his arrogant proclamation of ability, success.
• But the very fact that France and England were almost equally arrogant and aggressive delayed the formal declaration of hostilities.

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