Definition of hubristic in English:

hubristic

adjective h(j)uːˈbrɪstɪk(h)juˈbrɪstɪk

Excessively proud or self-confident.
a hubristic belief in his own self-proclaimed genius
Example sentencesExamples
- In its war on the press, this hubristic administration may finally have crossed a bridge too far.
- They are missing the fact that his dream was so hubristic as to be delusional.
- Turning the world upside down is a dangerous, hubristic aim.
- His decision to specify something bigger, better or more daring than the norm was logical, not hubristic: he believed it would result in a faster, safer, smoother-running railway.
- This offers a window into the corporate record industry's hubristic faith in endless growth.
- The likelihood of suffering tragedy increases with a hubristic belief that we have everything under control.
- The administration's hubristic foreign policy has been efficiently exposed as based on nothing more than hallucination.
- It is dangerously ambitious, if not outright hubristic, to use Homer's poem about the rage of Achilles as your source.
- I thought this celebration might be a tad hasty and hubristic as there were still two cards to come.
- It would be hubristic for any critic to think he is absolutely right and the mainstream record-buying public are absolutely wrong.

Definition of hubristic in US English:

hubristic

adjective(h)yo͞oˈbristik(h)juˈbrɪstɪk

Excessively proud or self-confident.
a hubristic belief in his own self-proclaimed genius
Example sentencesExamples
- The administration's hubristic foreign policy has been efficiently exposed as based on nothing more than hallucination.
- The likelihood of suffering tragedy increases with a hubristic belief that we have everything under control.
- His decision to specify something bigger, better or more daring than the norm was logical, not hubristic: he believed it would result in a faster, safer, smoother-running railway.
- It is dangerously ambitious, if not outright hubristic, to use Homer's poem about the rage of Achilles as your source.
- In its war on the press, this hubristic administration may finally have crossed a bridge too far.
- Turning the world upside down is a dangerous, hubristic aim.
- I thought this celebration might be a tad hasty and hubristic as there were still two cards to come.
- They are missing the fact that his dream was so hubristic as to be delusional.
- This offers a window into the corporate record industry's hubristic faith in endless growth.
- It would be hubristic for any critic to think he is absolutely right and the mainstream record-buying public are absolutely wrong.

词汇	hubristic
释义	Definition of hubristic in English: hubristic adjective h(j)uːˈbrɪstɪk(h)juˈbrɪstɪk Excessively proud or self-confident. a hubristic belief in his own self-proclaimed genius Example sentencesExamples In its war on the press, this hubristic administration may finally have crossed a bridge too far. They are missing the fact that his dream was so hubristic as to be delusional. Turning the world upside down is a dangerous, hubristic aim. His decision to specify something bigger, better or more daring than the norm was logical, not hubristic: he believed it would result in a faster, safer, smoother-running railway. This offers a window into the corporate record industry's hubristic faith in endless growth. The likelihood of suffering tragedy increases with a hubristic belief that we have everything under control. The administration's hubristic foreign policy has been efficiently exposed as based on nothing more than hallucination. It is dangerously ambitious, if not outright hubristic, to use Homer's poem about the rage of Achilles as your source. I thought this celebration might be a tad hasty and hubristic as there were still two cards to come. It would be hubristic for any critic to think he is absolutely right and the mainstream record-buying public are absolutely wrong. Definition of hubristic in US English: hubristic adjective(h)yo͞oˈbristik(h)juˈbrɪstɪk Excessively proud or self-confident. a hubristic belief in his own self-proclaimed genius Example sentencesExamples The administration's hubristic foreign policy has been efficiently exposed as based on nothing more than hallucination. The likelihood of suffering tragedy increases with a hubristic belief that we have everything under control. His decision to specify something bigger, better or more daring than the norm was logical, not hubristic: he believed it would result in a faster, safer, smoother-running railway. It is dangerously ambitious, if not outright hubristic, to use Homer's poem about the rage of Achilles as your source. In its war on the press, this hubristic administration may finally have crossed a bridge too far. Turning the world upside down is a dangerous, hubristic aim. I thought this celebration might be a tad hasty and hubristic as there were still two cards to come. They are missing the fact that his dream was so hubristic as to be delusional. This offers a window into the corporate record industry's hubristic faith in endless growth. It would be hubristic for any critic to think he is absolutely right and the mainstream record-buying public are absolutely wrong.
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