cocky (Meaning)

Wordnet

cocky (s)

overly self-confident or self-assertive

Webster

cocky (a.)

Pert.

cocky Sentence Examples

  1. The young fighter walked into the ring with a cocky grin, underestimating his experienced opponent.
  2. Her constant bragging about her achievements made her seem very cocky.
  3. Don't get cocky after one win; there's always a chance of losing the next.
  4. Despite his cocky attitude, he surprisingly displayed impressive teamwork during the game.
  5. A little confidence is good, but being cocky can turn people off.
  6. The cocky salesman promised results he couldn't deliver, leading to disappointment.
  7. Her initial nervousness transformed into a cocky swagger after she aced the presentation.
  8. It's important to learn from your mistakes, so don't let a victory make you cocky.
  9. He walked a fine line between confident and cocky, often coming across as arrogant.
  10. We need someone humble and hardworking, not someone with a cocky attitude.

FAQs About the word cocky

overly self-confident or self-assertivePert.

blunt, defiant, brash, assertive, saucy, brassy, impertinent, nervy, bold, impudent

polite, humble,timid, meek, retiring, meek, modest, shy, retiring, shy

The young fighter walked into the ring with a cocky grin, underestimating his experienced opponent.

Her constant bragging about her achievements made her seem very cocky.

Don't get cocky after one win; there's always a chance of losing the next.

Despite his cocky attitude, he surprisingly displayed impressive teamwork during the game.