Arrogant, haughty, or overbearing behaviour, demeanour, or treatment of others, esp. as exhibiting an inordinately high opinion of oneself.

Arrogance, presumption, pride.

Arrogance, haughty pride, presumption. (In first quot. 1250 apparently personified.)

? Arrogance, violence.

A high or inflated opinion of one's own abilities, importance, etc., that gives rise to presumption or excessive self-confidence, or to a feeling…

The quality of being insolent, esp. as manifested in action. Pride; haughty or overbearing conduct or disposition; arrogance, contempt for inferiors…

= surquidry, n.

Presumption, arrogance.

Manner or disposition befitting a lord; dignity, grandeur. Also: arrogance, haughtiness, imperiousness.

Arrogance; the fact or quality of being arrogant.

Arrogance; presumption. Cf. ogertful, adj.

Insolence in triumph or prosperity; haughty disregard for others; arrogance. †Also in plural (obsolete).

Haughtiness of manner or behaviour; imperiousness, arrogance. Now rare.

The quality of being insolent; = insolence, n. 1.

= surquidry, n.

Pride, arrogance.

Overbearing character, disposition, or manner; arrogance. Also in neutral or positive sense: commanding quality or manner; authority.

Surly character, condition, or manner. Imperiousness, haughtiness, arrogance. Obsolete.

Excessive arrogation; extreme and unwarranted assumption (of some right, power, etc.). Also: an instance of this.

The quality of being insolent; insolence, arrogance.

A taking too much upon oneself, a laying claim to undue importance; arrogance.

Presumption, arrogance. Cf. assumption, n. 9.

Inflated opinion of oneself, and its display; arrogance, bluster, bounce, brag. Obsolete.

The quality or fact of being imperious; imperiousness, arrogance.

Extreme arrogance (with punning allusion to supererogation, n.).

Lordliness, haughtiness; arbitrariness. Obsolete. rare.

Arrogance, presumption; an instance of this. Cf. self-assumption, n.

Pride, arrogance. Obsolete. rare.

Arrogance, pomposity.

Arrogance; the fact or quality of being arrogant. Formerly also: †an instance of being arrogant; an arrogant act, assumption, utterance, etc. (obs…

Overbearing behaviour; imperiousness.

transferred. Applied to a mental or intellectual attitude marked by the same characteristics.

a character or quality characterized by the phrase ‘you be damned’; defiant indifference or independence.

Arrogance, superiority; = high and mightiness, n. 2. rare.