self-righteous in Irish
self-righteous in Irish is ceartaiseach — self-righteous means convinced of your own moral superiority, and making it plain in a way others find insufferable.
self-righteous in Irish
ceartaiseach
Piously self-assured and smugly moralistic.
What does "self-righteous" mean?
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adjective Convinced of your own moral superiority, and making it plain in a way others find insufferable.
"He delivered a self-righteous lecture about recycling and then flew to Ibiza."
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self-righteous in a sentence
- He delivered a self-righteous lecture about recycling and then flew to Ibiza.
- There is nothing worse than a reformed smoker's self-righteous tone.
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What is "self-righteous" in Irish?
"self-righteous" in Irish is ceartaiseach. self-righteous means: Convinced of your own moral superiority, and making it plain in a way others find insufferable.
How do you use "self-righteous" in a sentence?
Example: "He delivered a self-righteous lecture about recycling and then flew to Ibiza." In Irish, "self-righteous" is ceartaiseach.
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