adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADVERB
so
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How could he be so arrogant ?
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Don't be so arrogant , Justine!
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But television was so arrogant that none of them even knew that I had a previous reputation.
too
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I would have been too arrogant to look.
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Maybe he was too arrogant to care.
very
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It was really believing our own notices and becoming very arrogant .
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But all I got from them was very arrogant letters.
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I was dabbling with drugs and doing plenty of drugs and also I'd become very arrogant .
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I found most of the people there arrogant , very arrogant, and I mean professors and students.
■ NOUN
man
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She'd met arrogant men before, but never one quite like him.
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He is the rudest, most arrogant man I've ever met.
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He was an arrogant man who thought he had only to crook his finger and she would come running.
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They are the eyes of a proud, ruthless and arrogant man .
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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an arrogant smile
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an arrogant , selfish man
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his arrogant disregard for other people's opinions
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You are a rude and arrogant young man.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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He was impertinent, rude and arrogant .
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Insolent words uttered in the arrogant consciousness of power were always heard in heaven and always punished.
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She also is nicely complicated: at times arrogant , stubborn, wrong-headed and voyeuristic.
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They were arrogant but, by and large, they were decent, honest people.
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Throughout the trial, the defendants were off-hand and arrogant .