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arrogance

[ar-uh-guhns] / ˈær ə gəns /


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Captain Ben Stokes said he can accept criticism of his England team but believes allegations of arrogance are "too far".

From BBC

Scottish Finance Secretary Shona Robison accused the Labour minister of an "astonishing display of arrogance".

From BBC

Many have commended her for speaking out, and have condemned the "arrogance" of her blackmailer, and his "perverted" behaviour.

From BBC

“The communiqué is full of arrogance and prejudice with the intention of harming China. We deplore and reject this.”

From New York Times

He said the communique “is full of arrogance, prejudice and sinister intentions against China. We strongly oppose and deplore this and have lodged solemn complaints with the Japanese side, the host country of the meeting.”

From Seattle Times