presumptuous Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- pretentious
- snobbish
- forward
- important
- egotistical
- haughty
- presuming
- insolent
- prideful
- overfamiliar
- self-important
- impudent
- egotistic
- high-and-mighty
- egomaniacal
- vainglorious
- supercilious
- uppity
- cavalier
- egoistic
- bumptious
- vain
- bold
- pompous
- confident
- conceited
- egoistical
Weak:
- highfalutin
- hoity-toity
- imperious
- domineering
- self-assertive
- high-hat
- overbold
- sure
- complacent
- saucy
- self-conceited
- audacious
- self-involved
- self-asserting
- self-centered
- self-complacent
- stuck-up
- pert
- impertinent
- bragging
- fresh
- free
- self-satisfied
- superior
- disdainful
- cheeky
- bold-faced
- overweening
- self-seeking
- sassy
- brash
- self-confident
- cocky
- self-assured
- self-concerned
- self-absorbed
- brassy
- lordly
- braggart
- boastful
- hifalutin
- self-interested
- brazen
- high-handed
Meaning of presumptuous
Wordnet
presumptuous (s)
excessively forward
presumptuous Sentence Examples
- The CEO's presumptuous attitude alienated many employees.
- Her presumptuous demand for a promotion shocked her colleagues.
- The student's presumptuous assumption that they would receive an A grade was met with disappointment.
- The politician's presumptuous speech angered voters.
- The doctor's presumptuous diagnosis turned out to be incorrect.
- The salesperson's presumptuous sales pitch was met with resistance.
- The child's presumptuous belief that they could fly led to a broken arm.
- The guest's presumptuous arrival before the party was embarrassing.
- The teenager's presumptuous request for a new car was met with laughter.
- The author's presumptuous use of literary devices came across as contrived.
FAQs About the word presumptuous
excessively forward
familiar,arrogant, immodest, smug, proud, selfish, pretentious, snobbish, forward, important
unassertive, unassertive, timid, lowly, unassuming, lowly, modest, unpretentious, meek, meek
The CEO's presumptuous attitude alienated many employees.
Her presumptuous demand for a promotion shocked her colleagues.
The student's presumptuous assumption that they would receive an A grade was met with disappointment.
The politician's presumptuous speech angered voters.
