arrogance in Latin
arrogance in Latin is superbia — arrogance means an excessive sense of one's own importance, often shown through disrespect for others.
arrogance in Latin
superbia
The state of being arrogant; a type of extreme or foolish pride in which someone feels much superior to another.
What does "arrogance" mean?
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noun An excessive sense of one's own importance, often shown through disrespect for others.
"His arrogance made it hard for the team to trust his decisions."
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arrogance in a sentence
- His arrogance made it hard for the team to trust his decisions.
- She spoke with a quiet arrogance that put people off.
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What is "arrogance" in Latin?
"arrogance" in Latin is superbia. arrogance means: An excessive sense of one's own importance, often shown through disrespect for others.
How do you use "arrogance" in a sentence?
Example: "His arrogance made it hard for the team to trust his decisions." In Latin, "arrogance" is superbia.
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