airs (Meaning)

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airs (n)

affected manners intended to impress others

No weak antonyms found.

The celebrity walked into the room with airs of self-importance, demanding attention from everyone present.
Despite her airs of confidence, she was secretly nervous about the upcoming presentation.
The seasoned actor carried himself with airs of grace and poise, captivating the audience with every performance.
The restaurant server displayed airs of professionalism as he skillfully attended to each table with a genuine smile.
Her airs of nonchalance masked the deep emotions she was feeling after the unexpected news.
The politician's airs of sincerity were met with skepticism from the crowd, who questioned his true intentions.
The heiress traveled in a luxurious car, surrounded by airs of opulence that left onlookers in awe.
As the music played, the dancers moved with airs of elegance, showcasing their skill and artistry.
The newcomer in the office carried herself with airs of mystery, sparking curiosity among her colleagues.
The proud peacock strutted around the zoo with airs of grandeur, displaying its vibrant feathers for all to see.

affected manners intended to impress others

facade,show, pretense, guise, put-on, pretence, front, semblance, disguise, pose

straightforwardness,sincerity, candor, directness, directness, bluntness, outspokenness, candor, forthrightness, straightforwardness

The celebrity walked into the room with airs of self-importance, demanding attention from everyone present.

Despite her airs of confidence, she was secretly nervous about the upcoming presentation.

The seasoned actor carried himself with airs of grace and poise, captivating the audience with every performance.

The restaurant server displayed airs of professionalism as he skillfully attended to each table with a genuine smile.