uppitiness

/ˈʌpɪtinəs/
noun
  1. The quality of being self-important or acting as if one is above one's proper place; arrogance.
    • The book's main character is known for his uppitiness, always challenging authority.
    • The coach disliked the player's uppitiness and told him to show more respect.
    • Her uppitiness caused tension among the volunteers.
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