humbler Sentence Examples
- The humbler he became, the more respect he commanded.
- Despite his vast wealth, he remained a surprisingly humbler individual.
- The humbler of the two candidates won the election by a landslide.
- She was a humble woman with a kind heart and a gentle demeanor.
- After facing a series of setbacks, his ego had been significantly humbler.
- The humbler approach often yields better results than the more aggressive one.
- The humbler members of the team were often overlooked, but they quietly made invaluable contributions.
- True humbler comes not from boasting, but from recognizing one's limitations.
- As he grew older, he became humbler and more appreciative of the simple things in life.
- The humbler of the two rivals proved to be the more formidable opponent in the end.
humbler Meaning
Webster
humbler (n.)
One who, or that which, humbles some one.
Synonyms & Antonyms of humbler
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- egotistical
- arrogant
- audacious
- uppish
- assertive
- bold
- conceited
- brassy
- saucy
- confident
- high-and-mighty
- bumptious
- high-hat
- pompous
- brash
- impertinent
- egotistic
- cocky
- brash
- cheeky
- huffy
- saucy
- aggressive
- bold
- high-and-mighty
- imperious
- aggressive
- overweening
- superior
- highfalutin
- highfalutin
- pompous
- forward
- pretentious
- impudent
- haughty
- pretentious
- bumptious
- presumptuous
- huffy
- cocky
- assertive
- uppity
- audacious
- overweening
- egotistic
- brassy
- imperious
- high-handed
- uppity
- supercilious
- haughty
- peremptory
- egotistical
- lordly
- high-handed
- arrogant
- presumptuous
- high-hat
- superior
- uppish
- cheeky
- impudent
- impertinent
- confident
- peremptory
- lordly
- conceited
- forward
- supercilious
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- hifalutin
- self-assertive
- hoity-toity
- huffish
- toplofty
- egoistic
- swaggering
- self-assertive
- flamboyant
- patronizing
- overconfident
- hubristic
- presuming
- cocksure
- egoistic
- prideful
- egocentric
- hifalutin
- egocentric
- showy
- vain
- fastuous
- vain
- domineering
- patronizing
- dominant
- boastful
- fastuous
- bombastic
- domineering
- vainglorious
- egoistical
- toplofty
- swaggering
- chesty
- disdainful
- hubristic
- self-asserting
- huffish
- cocksure
- condescending
- bombastic
- prideful
- overbearing
- showy
- vainglorious
- overconfident
- condescending
- chesty
- flamboyant
- toploftical
- smug
- narcissistic
- dominant
- boastful
- disdainful
- self-confident
- presuming
- hoity-toity
- overbearing
- narcissistic
- self-asserting
- self-confident
- toploftical
- smug
- egoistical
Synonyms:
- passive
- unobtrusive
- na-ve
- sheepish
- submissive
- cowering
- mousey
- mousy
- retiring
- bashful
- self-effacing
- reserved
- acquiescent
- shrinking
- plain
- subdued
- yielding
- introverted
- deferential
- resigned
- unassertive
- unaggressive
- cringing
- compliant
- ingenuous
- diffident
Antonyms:
- stuck-up
- unreserved
- outgoing
- pontificating
- self-engrossed
- self-satisfied
- uninhibited
- self-contented
- extroverted
- swelled-headed
- self-congratulatory
- ostentatious
- self-obsessed
- outgoing
- dominating
- self-affected
- self-complacent
- swelled-headed
- extraverted
- pontificating
- self-conceited
- self-conceited
- self-congratulatory
- ostentatious
- immodest
- braggy
- self-obsessed
- self-engrossed
- self-complacent
- magisterial
- self-pleased
- self-satisfied
- unreserved
- extroverted
- extraverted
- self-centered
- dominating
- immodest
- self-affected
- self-contented
- self-important
- stuck-up
- uninhibited
- self-pleased
- self-important
- braggy
- magisterial
- self-centered
FAQs About the word humbler
One who, or that which, humbles some one.
meek, modest,unassuming, lowly, shy, down-to-earth, simple, unaffected, demure, unpretentious
egotistical,arrogant, audacious, uppish, assertive, bold, conceited, brassy, saucy, confident
The humbler he became, the more respect he commanded.
Despite his vast wealth, he remained a surprisingly humbler individual.
The humbler of the two candidates won the election by a landslide.
She was a humble woman with a kind heart and a gentle demeanor.
