presumptuously (Meaning)

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presumptuously (r)

in a presumptuous manner

The student presumptuously interrupted the professor's lecture, assuming his own understanding was superior.
She presumptuously believed that she could solve the complex problem without any assistance.
The CEO presumptuously dismissed the concerns raised by his employees, ignoring their valuable insights.
The wealthy businessman presumptuously flaunted his wealth, believing himself to be above everyone else.
The arrogant artist presumptuously criticized the work of other artists, failing to recognize their own talent.
The politician presumptuously claimed to have all the answers, despite his lack of experience and expertise.
The athlete presumptuously underestimated his opponent, resulting in a humiliating defeat.
The salesperson presumptuously assumed that the customer would buy their product without even listening to their concerns.
The host presumptuously interrupted the guest speaker, demonstrating a lack of respect for their authority.
The young child presumptuously refused to listen to their parents' advice, believing themselves to be wiser.

in a presumptuous manner

huffily, pridefully, brashly, pretentiously, brazenly, proudly, pompously, loftily,boldly, imperiously

submissively, humbly, deferentially, meanly, lowly, sheepishly, meanly, submissively, deferentially, meekly

The student presumptuously interrupted the professor's lecture, assuming his own understanding was superior.

She presumptuously believed that she could solve the complex problem without any assistance.

The CEO presumptuously dismissed the concerns raised by his employees, ignoring their valuable insights.

The wealthy businessman presumptuously flaunted his wealth, believing himself to be above everyone else.