hauteur Antonyms
Strongest:
- bashfulness
- unpretentiousness
- modesty
- shyness
- shyness
- bashfulness
- diffidence
- timidity
- diffidence
- humility
- demureness
- demureness
- unpretentiousness
- modesty
- humility
- timidity
Strong:
- lowliness
- unassumingness
- unassumingness
- passivity
- self-doubt
- submissiveness
- self-doubt
- passiveness
- passiveness
- lowliness
- submissiveness
- passivity
- meekness
- meekness
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- superciliousness
- pretense
- pretence
- pridefulness
- haughtiness
- masterfulness
- self-importance
- presumptuousness
- loftiness
- peremptoriness
- pomposity
- disdain
- huffiness
- pretentiousness
- lordliness
- high-horse
- assumption
- pompousness
- pretension
- imperiousness
- attitude
- consequence
Weak:
- toploftiness
- snobbishness
- strut
- authoritativeness
- self-complacency
- egoism
- bravado
- vainglory
- chest-thumping
- self-centeredness
- condescension
- high-handedness
- sauciness
- cheekiness
- impertinence
- smugness
- bowwow
- self-contentment
- dominance
- side
- self-consequence
- cockiness
- bombast
- self-opinion
- self-conceit
- scorn
- triumphalism
- impudence
- swagger
- braggadocio
- bossiness
- snobbism
- self-satisfaction
- boastfulness
- bumptiousness
- inflation
- snobbery
- self-assertion
- cheek
- brag
- egotism
- snootiness
- vanity
- complacence
- self-content
- pride
Meaning of hauteur
hauteur (n)
overbearing pride evidenced by a superior manner toward inferiors
hauteur (n.)
Haughty manner or spirit; haughtiness; pride; arrogance.
hauteur Sentence Examples
- The aristocrat's haughty demeanor alienated the commoners.
- Sarah's hauteur concealed a deep insecurity.
- With hauteur characteristic of a monarchy, the king dismissed his servant's plea.
- Despite her humble origins, Emily carried herself with a certain hauteur.
- The CEO's haughty attitude towards his employees created a hostile work environment.
- The haughty dismissal of the scientist's theory proved to be a grave mistake.
- The haughty traveler looked down upon the locals as inferior.
- The haughty professor's лекцияs were both brilliant and insufferable.
- Henry's haughty refusal to apologize for his actions cost him his job.
- The haughty tone of the letter made it clear that the author had no respect for the recipient.
FAQs About the word hauteur
overbearing pride evidenced by a superior manner toward inferiorsHaughty manner or spirit; haughtiness; pride; arrogance.
superiority,arrogance, superciliousness, pretense, pretence, pridefulness, haughtiness, masterfulness, self-importance, presumptuousness
bashfulness, unpretentiousness, modesty, shyness, shyness, bashfulness, diffidence, timidity, diffidence, humility
The aristocrat's haughty demeanor alienated the commoners.
Sarah's hauteur concealed a deep insecurity.
With hauteur characteristic of a monarchy, the king dismissed his servant's plea.
Despite her humble origins, Emily carried herself with a certain hauteur.
