Pronunciation: /ˈswæɡərɪŋ/
verb to walk or behave in a very confident and typically arrogant or aggressive way
A1 He was swaggering down the street with a confident smile on his face.
A2 The teenager swaggered into the room, acting like he owned the place.
B1 The politician swaggered onto the stage, trying to impress the crowd with his charisma.
B2 The CEO swaggered through the office, exuding an air of authority and power.
C1 The rockstar swaggered onto the concert stage, commanding the attention of thousands of adoring fans.
C2 The actor swaggered onto the red carpet, confidently posing for the cameras and charming the press.
adjective behaving in a very confident and typically arrogant or aggressive way
A1 He walked down the street with a swaggering attitude.
A2 The swaggering man in the bar attracted attention with his confident demeanor.
B1 The actor's swaggering performance captivated the audience.
B2 The politician entered the debate with a swaggering confidence.
C1 The CEO's swaggering presence commanded respect in the boardroom.
C2 The rock star's swaggering persona on stage electrified the crowd.
formal The CEO entered the boardroom with a swaggering confidence that impressed the investors.
informal He strutted into the party with a swaggering attitude, thinking he owned the place.
slang The rapper showed up at the club, all swaggering and flashy, like he was the hottest thing around.
figurative Her words were filled with a swaggering bravado, but deep down she was just trying to hide her insecurities.
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