overfamiliar Synonyms
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Weak:
- conceited
- high-and-mighty
- self-obsessed
- self-satisfied
- brazen
- self-assured
- uppity
- audacious
- highfalutin
- braggart
- saucy
- egoistic
- self-important
- egotistical
- cocky
- vainglorious
- cheeky
- free
- brash
- self-asserting
- superior
- hoity-toity
- self-involved
- hifalutin
- stuck-up
- sassy
- supercilious
- complacent
- bold-faced
- snobbish
- impertinent
- boastful
- vain
- insolent
- overbold
- prideful
- self-engrossed
- impudent
- egomaniacal
- overweening
- high-hat
- lordly
- haughty
- self-complacent
- self-interested
- imperious
- domineering
- pert
- pompous
- self-centered
- sure
- self-absorbed
- egoistical
- self-assertive
- self-conceited
- cavalier
- pretentious
- brassy
- self-infatuated
- egotistic
- high-handed
- bragging
- disdainful
- fresh
- self-confident
overfamiliar Meaning
overfamiliar (s)
taking undue liberties
overfamiliar Sentence Examples
- Susan's overfamiliar behavior with her boss made her colleagues uncomfortable.
- The new employee exhibited an overfamiliar tone, addressing his superiors casually.
- The therapist warned against being overfamiliar with patients, as it could undermine the therapeutic relationship.
- The teacher advised his students to avoid becoming overfamiliar with him, as maintaining professional boundaries was crucial.
- The acquaintance's overfamiliar greetings made Sarah feel uneasy, as they had only met a few times.
- The child's overfamiliar language towards the elderly neighbor was met with disapproval.
- The receptionist's overfamiliar attitude towards customers reflected poorly on the company's image.
- The politician's overfamiliar use of slang in public speeches alienated some voters.
- The athlete's overfamiliar nature with reporters made him a target for tabloid gossip.
- The salesperson's overfamiliar approach to buyers resulted in decreased sales, as customers felt pressured.
FAQs About the word overfamiliar
taking undue liberties
familiar, arrogant, confident, bumptious, proud, important, immodest, bold,smug, forward
unassertive, unassuming,modest, unassertive, meek, humble, meek, unpretentious, unpretentious, lowly
Susan's overfamiliar behavior with her boss made her colleagues uncomfortable.
The new employee exhibited an overfamiliar tone, addressing his superiors casually.
The therapist warned against being overfamiliar with patients, as it could undermine the therapeutic relationship.
The teacher advised his students to avoid becoming overfamiliar with him, as maintaining professional boundaries was crucial.
