presumptuous
अभिमान
definition
adjective
I hope I won't be considered presumptuous if I offer some advice
(of a person or their behavior) failing to observe the limits of what is permitted or appropriate.
translation of 'presumptuous'
बेअदब,
अक्खड़,
ढीठ,
धृष्ट
example
It was a nice idea but always a tad 'presumptuous' .
That was a phenomenal mistake and his own 'presumptuous' arrogance led to his downfall.
She acts sweet, kind and nice on the outside, but inside she's as rude and 'presumptuous' as I am.
Beware of a thankless and 'presumptuous' person who expects too much from you without contributing himself in any way.
It's all rather 'presumptuous' to offer your opinion when you don't really know the person very well.
It's the voice of the Nanny State at its lecturing, 'presumptuous' , arrogant, illogical and whiny worst.
Of course, ultimately, all music is a commodity, but this idea of being told what music will suit your mood is a bit… 'presumptuous' .
I think it would be 'presumptuous' to offer a guarantee, but what I can say to you is that it is absolutely at the heart of our thinking.
Call this 'presumptuous' arrogance or call it faith in our selves.
I guess I'm not 'presumptuous' enough to declare how it turned out for me.
It is 'presumptuous' and oppressive to suggest that other cultures want the liberties we take for granted, their argument runs.
I fear that I was 'presumptuous' enough to tell him that he did not seem to have the central point quite right.
It was 'presumptuous' of a mere administrator to parade in public talking about the coming era of molecular medicine.
Being the 'presumptuous' boy he was, he thought he would be coming inside my house.
Not that I am 'presumptuous' enough to compare myself to them of course, but that is the price you pay for free speech, apparently.
It was 'presumptuous' to the point of being arrogant, and it can be fairly said that it has left a very sour taste all round.
Well, I don't to be 'presumptuous' , but I assume it was anticipated there would be this type of focus.
I was so 'presumptuous' as simply to indicate that without even giving you the courtesy of asking you.
I want to think people are kind and generous and helpful, not spiteful, rude, 'presumptuous' and threatening.
And I'm 'presumptuous' enough to assume that people might actually take the time to misunderstand me.
If anything, the movie's sharks home in on 'presumptuousness' and sanctimony like, well, sharks to blood, but it would also be fair to say that the sharks' motivation is, if not arbitrary, unknowable.
But there are also those who see the creation of life for medicinal purposes as 'presumptuously' utilitarian.
No doubt the technical assessment is sound and benignly offered, but the mere voicing of it has a slight ring of 'presumptuousness' .
But, having admitted all that, there is one thing that the Europeans do know and can put forward without 'presumptuousness' : It is that power does not necessarily lead to victory.
God, however, decided to punish them for their 'presumptuousness' in erecting the tower by making them speak different languages.
More 'presumptuously' , they believe they have the right to deploy words like ‘democracy’ and ‘socialism’.
Travellers are wearily familiar with the wrong kind of leaves or snow that 'presumptuously' falls in the depths of winter.
Although he places Socrates above everyone else, Alcibiades in his 'presumptuousness' wants to make an exchange between equals; he seeks to swap his own beauty for the other's knowledge.
His intent is not to counsel or advise 'presumptuously' , but to offer insights about the rule of people as one who is from their ranks.
Allison agrees that 'presumptuousness' is a major turn-off for the girls.
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