presumptuous Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- high-and-mighty
- prideful
- pretentious
- important
- egotistic
- egotistical
- cavalier
- vainglorious
- presuming
- confident
- overfamiliar
- conceited
- vain
- insolent
- egoistical
- snobbish
- egomaniacal
- self-important
- forward
- haughty
- supercilious
- bold
- bumptious
- egoistic
- pompous
- uppity
- impudent
Weak:
- self-confident
- hoity-toity
- fresh
- cheeky
- domineering
- brassy
- bold-faced
- hifalutin
- self-complacent
- self-assured
- high-handed
- impertinent
- self-absorbed
- brazen
- overweening
- self-involved
- sassy
- braggart
- boastful
- lordly
- self-interested
- overbold
- self-conceited
- saucy
- complacent
- audacious
- disdainful
- self-centered
- self-satisfied
- sure
- cocky
- bragging
- imperious
- stuck-up
- high-hat
- self-seeking
- brash
- highfalutin
- superior
- pert
- self-concerned
- self-assertive
- free
- self-asserting
presumptuous Meaning
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
selfish, smug, familiar, immodest,arrogant, proud, high-and-mighty, prideful, pretentious, important
unpretentious, humble, unassuming, unassertive, timid, modest, lowly, meek, unpretentious, unassertive
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.
