overween

/ˌoʊvərˈwin/
adjective
  1. Having too much pride or confidence; arrogant or presumptuous.
    • The general's overween confidence in his plan led to a costly defeat.
    • His overween ambition made him unpopular with his colleagues.
    • An overween attitude can push friends away.
Antonyms
verb
  1. To be too proud or confident; to think too highly of oneself.
    • It is dangerous for a leader to overween, as it can lead to poor decisions.
    • She tried not to overween despite her rapid success in the company.
    • The young athlete began to overween after winning his first championship, ignoring his coach's advice.
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