Definition

Describing someone or something that is stylish, confident, and often shows off in a way that attracts attention.

Example

He walked into the room with a swagger that turned everyone's heads.

Comparatives & Superlatives

Conversation

Did you see that guy at the party last night?

Yeah, he had such a swagger about him!

I wish I could pull off that kind of style.

For sure! It's all about confidence and a little swagger.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

To walk in a confident and proud way, often showing off or acting arrogantly.

Example

He swaggered into the room, drawing everyone's attention with his confident stride.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you see him walk into the party with such swagger?

Yeah, it was hard to miss!

I wonder if he always tries to swagger like that, or if it was just for show.

Definition

A confident and proud way of walking or behaving that shows self-importance.

Example

He walked into the room with a swagger that turned everyone's heads.

Conversation

Did you see how he walked into the party with such swagger?

Yeah, it was hard not to notice!

I wish I had that kind of swagger when I walk into a room.

Definition

To intimidate or coerce someone, often through a show of confidence or arrogance.

Example

He tried to swagger his way into the meeting, hoping to impress everyone with his confidence.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you see how he tried to swagger his way through that argument?

Yeah, it was kind of ridiculous, wasn't it?

I thought he was just trying to bully everyone into agreeing with him.

Root Explanation

Swagger → This word originates from the Old English 'swegian' (meaning to sway or to move), and it is often associated with a confident or arrogant manner of walking or behaving. The term conveys a sense of boldness and self-assuredness in one's demeanor.

Memory Tip

Imagine someone moving with a confident sway, showing off their self-assurance — that's what swagger means.

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