hubris — excessive pride or arrogance that leads to downfall
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: excessive pride or arrogance that leads to downfall
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈhjuːbrɪs/
Korean meaning: 파멸을 부르는 과도한 자만심, 오만
Korean pronunciation: **휴**브리스
Example Sentences
- The CEO's hubris led him to reject all advice from his experienced team.
- Her hubris was so great that she challenged the chess master to a game after watching one YouTube tutorial.
- The tech company's hubris in ignoring customer feedback ultimately cost them their market leadership.
hubris
NOUN//ˈhjuːbrɪs//
excessive pride or arrogance that leads to downfall
A climber's hubris causes him to attempt an impossible leap
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His hubris left debris, now here come the police
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Origin
From Ancient Greek 'hybris' (ὕβρις), meaning excessive pride, arrogance, or insolence. The term was used in ancient Greek drama and philosophy to describe the kind of arrogance that provokes divine punishment.
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“The CEO's hubris led him to reject all advice from his experienced team.”
“Her hubris was so great that she challenged the chess master to a game after watching one YouTube tutorial.”
“The tech company's hubris in ignoring customer feedback ultimately cost them their market leadership.”
“His culinary hubris convinced him he could cook a five-course meal despite burning instant noodles last week.”
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