Adjective:

அகந்தையுள்ள,

supercilious's Usage Examples:

It is better to be humble and succeed than to be supercilious and fail.

Katherine begged her snobby sister to stop being so supercilious around her friends.

The supercilious student couldn't help but to brag about the high score he received on his test.

He does not, however, seem to have reciprocated the courtesy of his French hosts, but gave offence by the brusqueness of his manner, though his supercilious bearing, according to his biographer, Dr Paris, was to be ascribed less to any conscious superiority than to an "ungraceful timidity which he could never conquer.

The supercilious attitude of the opposing team was intimidating.

It was always hard for the designer to please supercilious clients who thought they knew everything.

The supercilious man boasted about his salary, knowing that he was much wealthier than those around him.

Even the woman's voice was unpleasant and supercilious, making her very unattractive to Jon.

I felt looked down upon by the supercilious woman that stared at my clothing.

The young man was much less arrogant and supercilious after serving people in need for a week.

The supercilious lady next door doesn't even smile when we pass in the street.

Synonyms:

lordly, imperious, swaggering, haughty, overbearing, proud, disdainful, prideful, sniffy,

Antonyms:

lowborn, unadventurous, submissive, unimpressive, humble,