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1 aroganteco
arrogance, assumingness, overbearingness, presumption -
2 malmodesteco
arrogance, assumingness, high-handedness, presumption, pretence -
3 handikeria
iz.1. arrogance, pomposity2. ( egintza) act of arrogance; \handikeriak handikietan ondo daude, baina ezer ez duen batengan barre eragiten dute acting like you're big is all right if you're big but ridiculous for someone who doesn't have anything; \handikeriaz arrogantly, haughtily -
4 arrandia
iz.1. ( handinahia) presumptiousness, haughtiness, arrogance, impertinance; \arrandiarik gabe unpretentiously | unassumingly; harrokeriaren \arrandia the impertinance of false pride; bere ondasunak \arrandiaz erakusten zituen she was {showing off || flaunting} her wealth2. ( hitz harroa) bluster, bravado, swagger, boasting, bravura; \arrandiaka ari da he' s blowing a lot of hot air | he' s blustering; \arrandiaz ari da he' s blustering -
5 arto
iz.2. Arkaismoa. ( artatxiki) millet3.a. ( opil) corncake; \arto bero usaina du it smells like hot corncakeb. (irud.) \arto bero usaina hartzen du he' s full of himself; harrokeriarik eta \arto usainik gabe without arrogance or self-importance; \arto bero usaina zegok hemen somebody' s blowing his trumpet here -
6 burujope
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7 edonondik
adb. from anywhere; harropuzkeria \edonondik dariela arrogance springs forth from wherever -
8 espantu
iz.1. ( izua) scare, fright2. ( harridura) surprise, amazement; harrimenez eta \espantuz surprisingly and amazingly3. ( harrokeria) pomposity, pride, arrogance; hona zer duten hirian: \espantu franko mihian that's what they have in the city: a rather pompous way of talking; Goliaten \espantuak aditzean when he head Goliath's boasting4. (gauza harrigarria) Arkaismoa. wonder; amodioren \espantu miragarria the marvelous wonder of love5. \espantu franko eginik making a big fuss -
9 handipuzkeria
iz. arrogance, haughtiness, boastfulness, conceit -
10 hanpuruskeria
iz. arrogance, haughtiness, pride -
11 hantuste
iz. arrogance, haughtiness io. haughty, arrogant -
12 harrokeria
iz.1. pride, arrogance, conceit, vanity; \harrokeriaz arrogantly, conceitedly; gehiegiziko \harrokeria excessive pride; \harrokeriak itsuta blinded by pride; \harrokeria badirudi ere vain though it may seem; haien \harrokeria beheratu nahiz wishing to clip their wings2. ( egintza) vanity, conceited thing; \harrokeriak esan to say vain things -
13 harropuzkeria
iz. vanity, arrogance, haughtiness, pomposity -
14 harrotasun
iz.1. pride, arrogance2. Med. swelling -
15 oilarkeria
iz. arrogance -
16 aroganteco
1. arrogance2. morgue
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arrogance — [ arɔgɑ̃s ] n. f. • 1160; lat. arrogantia ♦ Insolence méprisante ou agressive. ⇒ fierté, hauteur, insolence, présomption, suffisance, 1. superbe. Air d arrogance. ⇒ mépris. Répondre avec arrogance. ⇒ 1. morgue. L orgueil « ne déplaît tant que… … Encyclopédie Universelle
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arrogance — Arrogance. s. f. Fierté, orgueil, presomption par laquelle on s attribuë un merite, un droit, une authorité que l on n a pas. Sotte arrogance. arrogance insupportable. parler avec arrogance … Dictionnaire de l'Académie française
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arrogance — index contempt (disdain), contumely, disdain, disrespect Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
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