orgulous (Meaning)

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orgulous (a.)

See Orgillous.

The orgulous nobleman refused to acknowledge the plight of the poor.
Her orgulous nature blinded her to the flaws in her own plan.
The tyrant's orgulous reign ended abruptly when his people revolted.
The orgulous scholar dismissed any criticism as mere petty jealousy.
The orgulous actor believed his talent was unmatched, overlooking the merits of others.
The orgulous child boasted of his accomplishments, earning the resentment of his peers.
The orgulous CEO ignored the advice of his employees, leading to the company's downfall.
The orgulous surgeon performed risky procedures without regard for his patients' well-being.
The orgulous preacher condemned the sins of others while ignoring his own hypocrisy.
The orgulous king believed himself invincible, leading to his untimely defeat in battle.

See Orgillous.

egoistic, swaggering, conceited, hubristic, egocentric, bombastic, self-pleased, blusterous, egoistical, self-applauding

sheepish, passive, unpretentious, shrinking, unpretentious, passive, subdued,modest, humble, lowly

The orgulous nobleman refused to acknowledge the plight of the poor.

Her orgulous nature blinded her to the flaws in her own plan.

The tyrant's orgulous reign ended abruptly when his people revolted.

The orgulous scholar dismissed any criticism as mere petty jealousy.