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Arrogant
adj. overbearing; proud; haughty
His arrogant attitude made it hard for others to warm up to him.
Braggart
n. one who boasts a great deal
Although Tanya is very proud of her talents, she isn't a braggart.
Complacent
adj. self-satisfied; smug
Complacence destroys ambition.
Contemptuous
adj. lacking respect; scornful
Parents should teach tolerance, not breed contempt for people's differences.
Disdainful
adj. full of bitter scorn and pride; aloof
The audience showed its disdain by heckling the singer who couldn't carry a tune.
Egotistical
adj. excessively self-absorbed; very conceited
Nathan is so egotistical; he thinks every girl on campus want to meet him.
Haughty
adj. having great pride in oneself and dislike for others
The folks next door are too haughty for a Ford; they drive only Mercedes and BMWs.
Insolent
adj. boldly disrespectful in speech or behavior; rude
When Ernie told the principal to "bug off," his insolence earned him a suspension from school.
Narcissistic
adj. having to do with extreme self-adoration and a feeling of superiority to everyone
Becky is so narcissistic, she even chooses her friends based on how their looks complement hers.