self-importantly (Meaning)

self-importantly

having or showing self-importance

The politician self-importantly declared his grandiose ideas, oblivious to the skepticism around him.
The self-important CEO walked around the office with an air of superiority, as if he were the sole arbiter of knowledge.
The professor self-importantly lectured the students, using convoluted language and technical jargon to intimidate them.
The self-important doctor swaggered into the patient's room, barely listening to their concerns and dismissing their symptoms.
The self-important lawyer argued his case with pompous rhetoric, belittling the opposing counsel.
The self-important artist claimed his work was a masterpiece, even though it was met with indifference.
The self-important athlete bragged about his accomplishments, ignoring the struggles of his teammates.
The self-important critic penned a scathing review, devoid of any constructive feedback.
The self-important teacher spoke down to her students, making them feel incompetent.
The self-important neighbor constantly interfered in everyone's business, convinced of his own omniscience.

having or showing self-importance

huffily, pretentiously, superciliously, brashly, proudly, scornfully, presumptuously, haughtily, arrogantly, pridefully

abjectly, meekly, deferentially, modestly, meanly, lowly, submissively,humbly, sheepishly, timidly

The politician self-importantly declared his grandiose ideas, oblivious to the skepticism around him.

The self-important CEO walked around the office with an air of superiority, as if he were the sole arbiter of knowledge.

The professor self-importantly lectured the students, using convoluted language and technical jargon to intimidate them.

The self-important doctor swaggered into the patient's room, barely listening to their concerns and dismissing their symptoms.