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act superior

 

Definitions from WordNet

Verb act superior has 1 sense
  1. lord it over, queen it over, put on airs, act superior - act like the master of; "He is lording it over the students"
    --1 is one way to act, move
    Sample sentences:
    Somebody ----s
    => Somebody ----s
    => Somebody ----s PP

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Act Superior


Definition:

Verb phrase: To behave in a manner that portrays oneself as being better or more important than others; to show arrogance or condescension.

Adjective phrase: Having an arrogant or condescending attitude towards others; behaving in a manner that suggests one considers oneself as being better.

Senses:

Sense 1:

Verb phrase: To act in a manner that suggests one is more knowledgeable or experienced than others, often done to gain dominance or control in a situation.

Example sentences:

  1. She always acts superior during class discussions, making others feel inadequate.
  2. John tends to act superior when it comes to discussing politics, dismissing others' opinions.

Sense 2:

Adjective phrase: Describing someone's behavior or attitude as being condescending, indicating a belief in their own superiority.

Example sentences:

  1. His act superior attitude towards his colleagues has caused tension in the workplace.
  2. Don't be so act superior just because you have more experience. Everyone deserves respect.

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