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arrogant
(multi-character Chinese words)

revealing an exaggerated sense of one's own importance or abilities

arrogant (see 1-character Chinese symbols)

see another keyword links:
reveal

exaggerate

sense

personal

importance

ability

haughtiness; air of arrogance; arrogant disposition
haughtiness
air of arrogance
arrogant disposition

overweening; overconfident; excessive pride; looking with arrogance
overweening
overconfident
excessive pride
looking with arrogance

Modesty benefits, arrogance hurts; Benefit goes to the humble, while failure awaits the arrogant
Modesty benefits, arrogance hurts.
Benefit goes to the humble, while failure awaits the arrogant.

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