Translations for „cockiness“ in the English » German Dictionary

cocki·ness [ˈkɒkinəs, Am ˈkɑ:k-] N

cockiness

Großspurigkeit f

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English

Swagger, impudence or cockiness. 4.

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Cockiness and flaunting are looked down upon, even viewed suspiciously.

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In sport carelessness and cockiness often arrive in the same clothing.

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It's not cockiness, it's maturity.

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His years of cockiness, his frequent and public criticism of rivals, his many small snubs are not forgotten.

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Size, reach, a cockiness about him -- not a cockiness, that's the wrong word -- but a confidence about him.

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He's got plenty of flair, and just the right amount of cockiness that makes him a joy to watch when he's at his unpredictable best.

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Without being arrogant, he's got some of that cockiness that half-backs should have.

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When a leader was doing well, it was a caution against cockiness.

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Despite his cockiness, recklessness, headstrongness, and selfishness, he still always manages to come through in the end.

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