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arrogant

[ar-uh-guhnt] / ˈær ə gənt /


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Bank management teams and boards have long been “complacent, and I would even argue arrogant.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Former Australia pace bowler Mitchell Johnson labelled them "arrogant", which Stokes was right to knock back.

From BBC

Former Australia pace bowler Mitchell Johnson accused them of being "arrogant".

From BBC

The second is a story of brothers – one a samurai, the other a shinobi – pitted against each other by an arrogant, cruel father.

From Salon

Judge Francis said Crump appeared to have been someone who was "socially isolated" and "perhaps a little socially awkward", but also came across as "extremely confident and arrogant."

From BBC