swagger
noun/verb
Pronunciation: /ˈswæɡər/
Definition
A confident, often arrogant way of walking or behaving that draws attention to oneself.
Examples
He walked with a noticeable swagger that made everyone in the room turn their heads.
Despite the team's losing streak, the captain still carried himself with a quiet swagger.
The new manager entered the office with a swagger that some employees found rather off-putting.
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