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know-it-all

[noh-it-awl] / ˈnoʊ ɪtˌɔl /


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“It’s okay to be a know-it-all if you don’t think everyone else is a know-it-nothing.”

From Literature

Don’t let the know-it-alls fool you: Nobody saw this showdown coming in August.

From The Wall Street Journal

I offered that information with an apology, since nobody wants to come off as a know-it-all; however, matching shows with the right streaming service is part of a TV critic’s job these days.

From Salon

Soft know-it-alls from the city and phonies of any stripe receive rough treatment in his shows, such as the llama farmer from California who gets thrown under a Montana cattle guard in “Yellowstone.”

From The Wall Street Journal

The idea was to put to rest any worry that she might parade in like a know-it-all.

From The Wall Street Journal