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"Hubris" vs. "arrogance": a tale of two egos
Lloyd Cooper 02/10/2024, 18:18English.me team member
What is similar?
Both "hubris" and "arrogance" refer to an excessively high opinion of oneself.
What is different?
"Hubris" often implies a sense of pride that leads to downfall, typically in a classical or moral context, while "arrogance" is more generally used to describe an overbearing sense of superiority.
Which one is more common?
Examples of usage
Hubris- His hubris led him to underestimate his opponents, resulting in a humiliating defeat.
- The ancient hero's hubris was his tragic flaw.
- Her arrogance made it difficult for others to work with her.
- He was criticized for his arrogance when he dismissed the concerns of others.
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