adjective

presumptuous

arrogant, overconfident, audacious

It was presumptuous of him to speak for everyone.

It was presumptuous of him to speak for everyone.

That's a very presumptuous question to ask.

That's a very presumptuous question to ask.

((of sb.)) ((to-inf)) describes an action as arrogant. It was presumptuous of you to assume that.

Synonyms: arrogant, bold, overconfident; Antonyms: humble, modest

From the verb 'presume'. The suffix '-ous' makes it an adjective meaning 'full of'. So, 'full of presuming'.

Describes someone who *presumes* they have the right to do or say something, which is seen as rude.

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