Translation of "arrogance" into Latin
superbia, adrogantia, arrogantia are the top translations of "arrogance" into Latin.
The act or habit of arrogating, or making undue claims in an overbearing manner; that species of pride which consists in exorbitant claims of rank, dignity, estimation, or power, or which exalts the worth or importance of the person to an undue degree; proud contempt of others; lordliness; haughtiness; self-assumption; presumption. Closely related to the act of arrogating. [..]
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superbia
noun feminineAccustomed, forsooth, to foreign arrogance, he had no knowledge of us, who value the reality of empire and disregard its empty show.
scilicet externae superbiae sueto non inerat notitia nostri, apud quos vis imperii valet, inania tramittuntur.
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adrogantia
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arrogantia
noun feminine
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Less frequent translations
- contumacia
- fastus
- fastus, us
- ferocia
- ferocia, ae
- intemperantia
- superbia, ae
- supercilium
- insolentia
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Phrases similar to "arrogance" with translations into Latin
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adrogo · arrogo
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sub-adroganter
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superbiloquentia
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conripio · corripio · vindico
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adrogans · arrogans · celsus · erectus · ferox · insolens · jactans · superbus · tumidus
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adrogans · arrogans · celsus · erectus · ferox · insolens · jactans · superbus · tumidus
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adrogans · arrogans · celsus · erectus · ferox · insolens · jactans · superbus · tumidus
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adrogans · arrogans · celsus · erectus · ferox · insolens · jactans · superbus · tumidus