Swagger: meaning, definitions and examples
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swagger
[ ˈswaɡər ]
personality trait
Swagger is a way of walking or behaving that shows you have a lot of confidence. It is often associated with a sense of style and self-assuredness.
Synonyms
confidence, self-assuredness, style
Examples of usage
- He walked into the room with a swagger that caught everyone's attention.
- Her swagger and charisma made her a natural leader.
to walk or behave confidently
To swagger means to walk or behave in a very confident and typically arrogant or aggressive way.
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- He swaggers around the office like he owns the place.
- The athlete swaggered onto the field, ready to dominate.
Translations
Translations of the word "swagger" in other languages:
🇵🇹 ostentação
- arrogância
- fanfarronice
🇮🇳 शेख़ी
- दिखावा
- घमंड
🇩🇪 Prahlen
- Angeberei
- Prahlerei
🇮🇩 kesombongan
- pamer
- congkak
🇺🇦 хвастощі
- пихатість
- гонор
🇵🇱 przechwałki
- arogancja
- fanfaronada
🇯🇵 自慢 (じまん)
- 誇示 (こじ)
- 鼻高々 (はなたかだか)
🇫🇷 vantardise
- arrogance
- fanfaronnade
🇪🇸 jactancia
- arrogancia
- fanfarronería
🇹🇷 övünme
- kibir
- gösteriş
🇰🇷 자랑
- 과시
- 자만
🇸🇦 تباهٍ
- تفاخر
- غرور
🇨🇿 chvástání
- arogance
- samochvála
🇸🇰 chválenkárstvo
- arogancia
- vyťahovanie
🇨🇳 吹嘘 (chuīxū)
- 炫耀 (xuànyào)
- 自夸 (zìkuā)
🇸🇮 hvalisanje
- aroganca
- bahavost
🇮🇸 grobb
- dramb
- sýnd
🇰🇿 мақтаншақтық
- менмендік
- паңдық
🇬🇪 ქედმაღლობა
- ტრაბახი
- ამპარტავნება
🇦🇿 lovğalıq
- təkəbbür
- özünü göstərmək
🇲🇽 jactancia
- arrogancia
- fanfarronería
Etymology
The word 'swagger' originated in the 16th century, deriving from the Old Norse word 'swaggr' meaning 'proudly.' Over time, it evolved to represent a confident and bold demeanor.