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having an excessive sense of superiority
- Gone was the arrogance; a grin appeared.Chapter 3 (31% in)
- Definitely self-assured, even arrogant, used to having your own way.Chapter 1 (79% in)
- It was a street where solidity and money, security and arrogance, determination and a touch of frivolity all coexisted; and Dr. Washburn's patient had walked along its pavements before.Chapter 4 (43% in)
- The arrogant pretender will be killed here in Paris, whether there is a compromise or not.Chapter 17 (33% in)
- But it is his arrogance, his lies at the expense of Carlos that will bring him down.Chapter 17 (52% in)
- How gratifying to be there when arrogance collapses.Chapter 20 (3% in)
- By men like the supremely arrogant David Abbott; they're nothing without people like me.Chapter 20 (11% in)
- Arrogant bastards!Chapter 20 (28% in)
- I don't think you're in any position to be disdainful ... much less arrogant.Chapter 20 (36% in)
- Considering the enormity of his crime, Villiers was either arrogant to the point of carelessness or a damn fool.Chapter 24 (34% in)
- She lay on her bed, Goya's Maja, splendid in her arrogance, dismissing me with her private thoughts, as I was consumed by my own.Chapter 33 (3% in)
There are no more uses of "arrogant" in The Bourne Identity.
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