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Words for Arrogance and Deception
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Words for Arrogance and Deception
Words for Arrogance and Deception
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Supercilious
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Acting as though you are superior to everyone else.
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Pompous
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Taking yourself far too seriously and acting important.
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Pedantic
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Obsessively correcting small details, especially to show knowledge.
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Condescending
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Speaking to someone as though they are stupid or inferior.
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Sanctimonious
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Pretending to be morally superior.
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Pretentious
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Trying to appear more intelligent, sophisticated, or important than you are.
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Smug
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Excessively pleased with yourself, especially in an irritating way.
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Haughty
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Proud and dismissive toward people considered inferior.
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Imperious
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Expecting obedience; domineering and authoritative.
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Obsequious
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Excessively eager to please someone powerful.
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Insolent
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Boldly disrespectful or rude.
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Impertinent
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Rudely disrespectful, especially toward someone who deserves respect.
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Contemptuous
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Showing that you consider someone beneath your respect.
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Derisive
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Expressing ridicule or mockery.
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Acerbic
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Sharp, biting, and often harsh in speech.
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Caustic
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Extremely sarcastic or cutting.
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Vitriolic
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Filled with intense hatred or bitterness.
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Curt
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Rudely brief or abrupt.
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Terse
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Very brief, sometimes to the point of seeming unfriendly.
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Aloof
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Emotionally distant and seemingly uninterested.
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Apathetic
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Showing little or no interest or concern.
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Callous
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Insensitive to other people’s suffering.
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Inconsiderate
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Failing to think about how your actions affect others.
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Machiavellian
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Cunning and manipulative, especially for personal power.
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Duplicitous
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Deliberately deceptive; two-faced.
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Disingenuous
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Pretending to be sincere while actually being deceptive.
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Insidious
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Harmful in a subtle, gradual way.
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Calculating
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Deliberately planning actions to get a desired result, often without regard for others.
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Mercenary
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Primarily motivated by money or personal gain.
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Venal
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Easily corrupted, especially by money or personal advantage.