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121lordly — adj 1. lordlike, kinglike, kingly, regal, royal, imperial, noble, princely; formal, dignified, stately, splendid, impressive, imposing, grandiose; grand, magnificent, glorious, majestic, august; high, lofty, exalted, sublime; elegant, lavish,… …
122magisterial — adj 1. authoritative, Rare. magistral, important, consequential, significant, of great weight or importance, weighty, momentous. 2. imperious, high and mighty, lordly, domineering, overbearing, overweening; high handed, arbitrary, presumptuous,… …
123overbearing — adj domineering, imperious, high and mighty, lordly, magisterial; high handed, arbitrary, presumptuous, overweening, cocky, cocksure, overconfident; arrogant, haughty, insolent, contemptuous, cavalier, disdainful, supercilious; proud, prideful,… …
124overweening — adj 1.(all of persons) presumptuous, assuming, cocky, cocksure, overconfident, riding for a fall; bold, forward, impertinent, audacious, Inf. fresh, impudent, brash, brazen, brassy; arrogant, haughty, insolent, contemptuous, cavalier, disdainful …
125snobbish — adj snobby, conceited, Inf. stuck up, condescending, patronizing, Inf. uppity, Inf. uppish, Inf. snotty, Inf. snooty; arrogant, Inf. up on one s high horse, haughty, cavalier, cavalierly, contemptuous, disdainful, scornful, supercilious, sniffish …
126supercilious — adj arrogant, Inf. up on one s high horse, haughty, cavalier, cavalierly, insolent, contemptuous, disdainful, scornful, sniffish, Inf. sniffy; snobbish, snobby, conceited, Inf. stuck up, condescending, patronizing, Inf. uppity, Inf. uppish. Inf.… …
127vain — adj 1. worthless, nugatory, trivial, insignificant, trifling, unimportant, inessential, valueless, meritless, good for nothing; empty, hollow, idle, inane, vapid; inadequate, unserviceable; unsubstantial, unreal, false, baseless, delusive,… …
128uppity — /ˈʌpəti / (say upuhtee) adjective Colloquial affecting superiority; presumptuous; self assertive: *To an uppity daughter she adds, and you ll come down a peg or two Lady Jane! –nancy keesing, 1982. Also, upperty, uppish. {US English colloquialism …
