Arrogance and Selfishness Vocabulary - Online Spelling Bee

1. The dictator tried to aggrandize himself by commissioning statues and portraits in his honor all over the country.
2. Some historical figures are known to have exaggerated their achievements to aggrandize their legacies.
3. The minister attempted to aggrandize his position by taking credit for initiatives he had not been involved in.

1. She was argumentative, always ready for a lively debate at the drop of a hat.
2. His argumentative nature often made friendly conversations turn into debates.
3. Being argumentative, Jake argued over every little detail, causing rifts.

1. His arrogance makes it hard to work with him on the project.
2. She displayed arrogance when she dismissed others' opinions.
3. Arrogance often leads to isolation in the workplace.

1. He's often seen as arrogant due to his condescending tone.
2. Her arrogant behavior makes it hard to collaborate.
3. The arrogant CEO ignored valuable input from employees.

1. Some politicians arrogate power without considering the consequences.
2. It is wrong to arrogate someone's ideas without giving them credit.
3. Leaders should not arrogate authority that has not been granted to them.

1. They were avaricious property developers who had no regard for residents in the community.
2. He was avaricious entrepreneur who was always looking to to increase his profit margin.
3. He was an avaricious man who was driven by greed and ego.

1. The politician likes to bluster during his speeches to appear strong.
2. He tends to bluster when confronted with criticism, but it's all talk.
3. The strong winds bluster through the valley, creating an eerie sound.

1. He loves to brag about his accomplishments.
2. She has a tendency to brag about her achievements.
3. The athlete couldn't help but brag about their victory.

1. The braggart at the party wouldn't stop talking about his achievements.
2. Nobody likes a braggart who is always boasting about themselves.
3. Sarah realized that she had become a braggart and decided to change her ways.

1. The bumptious politician boasted about his achievements at every opportunity.
2. Her bumptious attitude was off-putting to many of her colleagues.
3. Despite his talent, his bumptious nature made it difficult for others to work with him.

1. The young nobleman had a cavalier attitude towards his responsibilities.
2. The cavalier disregard for the rules resulted in chaos.
3. The cavalier approach to the project was both reckless and irresponsible.

1. His cockiness became evident as he boasted about his achievements to everyone.
2. The athlete's cockiness rubbed his teammates the wrong way.
3. Her cockiness led her to believe she was invincible, but it eventually resulted in failure.

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