Pronunciation: /ˈswæɡərər/
noun a person who walks or behaves in a very confident and typically arrogant or aggressive way
A1 The swaggerer walked down the street with a confident strut.
A2 He was known as the swaggerer of the group, always boasting about his accomplishments.
B1 The young man's swaggerer attitude often rubbed his coworkers the wrong way.
B2 The CEO was a notorious swaggerer, always flaunting his success and wealth.
C1 Despite his swaggerer persona, deep down he was actually quite insecure.
C2 The politician's swaggerer demeanor was seen as a sign of strength and confidence by his supporters.
formal The confident swaggerer walked into the boardroom with a sense of authority.
informal That guy thinks he's such a swaggerer, strutting around like he owns the place.
slang Check out that swaggerer, he's got all the moves on the dance floor.
figurative She carries herself like a swaggerer, exuding self-assurance in every step she takes.
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