brazen
brazen
[przymiotnik]

behaving without shame or fear and refusing to follow traditional rules or manners

bezczelny, zuchwały

bezczelny, zuchwały

Ex: The employee's brazen attitude during the meeting surprised everyone as she openly challenged the boss's decisions. 
blowhard
blowhard
[Rzeczownik]

a boastful, arrogant, or loud-mouthed person who talks excessively

samochwał, chwalipięta

samochwał, chwalipięta

Ex: The blowhard at the party wouldn't stop bragging about his car. 
braggart
braggart
[Rzeczownik]

a person who is always showing off the things they have in a way that may come across as annoying or exaggerated

chwalipięta, samochwał

chwalipięta, samochwał

Ex: The braggart at the party couldn't stop talking about his new sports car. 
cavalier
cavalier
[przymiotnik]

showing an arrogant or dismissive attitude, often by treating serious matters lightly

beztroski, arogancki

beztroski, arogancki

Ex: His cavalier attitude toward deadlines frustrated the team. 
effrontery
effrontery
[Rzeczownik]

a way of behaving that is shamelessly rude and bold

bezczelność, zuchwalstwo

bezczelność, zuchwalstwo

Ex: His effrontery in questioning the boss’s decisions was shocking. 
overweening
overweening
[przymiotnik]

having too much pride or confidence in oneself

zarozumiały, arogancki

zarozumiały, arogancki

Ex: His overweening confidence often alienated his colleagues. 
pedantic
pedantic
[przymiotnik]

focused too much on minor details or rules in learning, often showing off knowledge in a way that feels narrow or overly concerned with trivial points

pedantyczny, drobnomieszczański

pedantyczny, drobnomieszczański

Ex: The teacher's pedantic corrections made the students nervous to speak. 
priggish
priggish
[przymiotnik]

excessively concerned with following rules, morals, and social norms

pedantyczny, moralizatorski

pedantyczny, moralizatorski

Ex: She was known for her priggish attitude, always correcting others' grammar and pronunciation. 
snooty
snooty
[przymiotnik]

behaving in a snobbish, disdainful manner, often showing a sense of superiority toward others

wyniosły, pogardliwy

wyniosły, pogardliwy

Ex: Her snooty attitude towards the less fashionable guests made everyone uncomfortable. 
hubris
hubris
[Rzeczownik]

an unreasonably excessive amount of pride or arrogance

hybris, nieumiarkowana duma

hybris, nieumiarkowana duma

Ex: His hubris led him to underestimate his opponents. 
imperious
imperious
[przymiotnik]

having an unpleasantly proud and arrogant demeanor, displaying a demand for obedience

apodyktyczny, autorytarny

apodyktyczny, autorytarny

Ex: The teacher's imperious attitude was not well-received by parents, who felt she lacked understanding and empathy. 
sanctimonious
sanctimonious
[przymiotnik]

attempting to showcase how one believes to be morally or religiously superior

świętoszkowaty, obłudnie pobożny

świętoszkowaty, obłudnie pobożny

Ex: Her sanctimonious remarks about others' behavior were seen as insincere and patronizing. 
temerity
temerity
[Rzeczownik]

the quality of being foolishly or rudely bold

zuchwałość, śmiałość

zuchwałość, śmiałość

Ex: It was with considerable temerity that she questioned the CEO’s decisions. 
bombast
bombast
[Rzeczownik]

pretentious speech or writing that sounds impressive but lacks real substance

napuszona mowa, pusta retoryka

napuszona mowa, pusta retoryka

Ex: The politician's speech was full of bombast but short on actual policy. 
acerbic
acerbic
[przymiotnik]

bitingly sarcastic and often cruel in tone or temper

cierpki, zgryźliwy

cierpki, zgryźliwy

Ex: Her acerbic comments about the project left everyone feeling demoralized and uncomfortable. 
grandiloquent
grandiloquent
[przymiotnik]

expressing oneself in a lofty or overly elaborate manner to impress others

pompatyczny, napuszony

pompatyczny, napuszony

Ex: His grandiloquent speech was full of flowery language but lacked substance. 
pejorative
pejorative
[przymiotnik]

having a negative or belittling connotation

pejoratywny, pogardliwy

pejoratywny, pogardliwy

Ex: She used pejorative language to describe her rival's work. 
reproachful
reproachful
[przymiotnik]

showing disapproval, blame, or disappointment, often as a way to correct or remind someone of their fault

wymówkowy, ganiący

wymówkowy, ganiący

Ex: She gave him a reproachful look when he arrived late again. 
scurrilous
scurrilous
[przymiotnik]

deliberately insulting in a way that damages someone's reputation

obelżywy, oszczerczy

obelżywy, oszczerczy

Ex: His scurrilous remarks about the mayor sparked outrage among the community. 
vitriolic
vitriolic
[przymiotnik]

characterized by bitter, harsh, and caustic criticism or comments

zjadliwy, cięty

zjadliwy, cięty

Ex: The politician’s speech was filled with vitriolic attacks against his opponent. 
vituperative
vituperative
[przymiotnik]

criticizing or insulting in a hurtful and angry manner

obelżywy, znieważający

obelżywy, znieważający

Ex: His vituperative remarks about the new policy shocked everyone in the meeting. 
officious
officious
[przymiotnik]

self-important and very eager to give orders or help when it is not wanted, or needed

natrętny, oficjalny

natrętny, oficjalny

Ex: The officious clerk insisted on checking every detail of my application. 
obtrusive
obtrusive
[przymiotnik]

noticeable in a way that is unpleasant, unwanted, or disruptive

natrętny, irytujący

natrętny, irytujący

Ex: The bright neon sign outside the window was obtrusive and kept him awake at night. 
chauvinist
chauvinist
[Rzeczownik]

someone who strongly believes that their gender, race, country, or group is superior

szowinista, seksista

szowinista, seksista

Ex: He was labeled a chauvinist for insisting that men are naturally better leaders. 
egotist
egotist
[Rzeczownik]

someone who talks or thinks about themselves constantly and believes they are superior to others

egotysta, egocentryk

egotysta, egocentryk

Ex: The egotist dominated the conversation, turning every topic back to himself. 
megalomania
megalomania
[Rzeczownik]

a psychological condition or personality trait characterized by an inflated sense of power, importance, or self-worth

megalomania, mania wielkości

megalomania, mania wielkości

Ex: The dictator's megalomania led him to believe he was destined to rule the world. 
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