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• (snob) ( ,
)
• a person who believes himself or herself an expert or connoisseur in a given
field and is condescending toward or disdainful of those who hold other
opinions or have different tastes regarding this field; a musical snob;
haughty : cavalier^ cavalcade
• (cavalier)- a horseman, esp. a mounted soldier; knight, ( );
• haughty, disdainful, or supercilious, ( ; ; ;
; ); The system which has seen cavalier disregard of immigration
rules become the norm in the Home office;
• (cavalcade)- a procession of persons riding on horses, in horsedrawn
carriages, in cars, etc, ( ); The rear of
the cavalcade was brought up by more mules and the chariots bearing his
plate and tents and all the other equipage with which a prince was wont to
travel. — The Life of Cesare Borgia;
brazen = bald-faced = bodacious = brash = insolent = impudent =
impertinent(pert) = lippy = sassy = brassy = overbold = assuming = assumptive =
presumptuous > presumption = effrontery = assumption
• (brazen)- shameless or impudent, ( ; ); "They're bold, brazen,
abominable creatures, invented for the annoyance and destruction of their
superiors. — Lady Audley's Secret;
• like brass, as in sound, color, or strength, ( ;
);
• (bald-faced)- barefaced;
• (bodacious)- audacious (recklessly brave); bold or brazen; Failure to comply
with this ruling would result in a bodacious lawsuit;
• thorough; blatant; unmistakable;
• (brash)- impertinent; impudent; tactless, ( ; ; ); The man
was cocky and brash, but with a dangerous edge to him, as well. — Ilse
Witch;
• (insolent)- boldly rude or disrespectful; contemptuously impertinent;
insulting, ( ; ); They became insolent, and unwisely showed their
contempt for the religious and social institutions which they aimed to
overthrow. — Morals and Dogma of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of
Freemasonry;
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