Pretemptuous

Being filled with characteristics present in an Edenic state, preceding even the first temptation.

The young child had no sense of good or evil. They lived in a wholly pretemptuous state, without knowledge that such a thing as temptation that must be resisted could exist.

by Library Woman December 2, 2023

presumptuous

failing to observe the limits of what is permitted or appropriate.

"That's presumptuous of you"

by icudchu March 10, 2018

presumptuous

Arrogantly assuming something without knowing all the facts.

"I know John stole the money because he looks like a thief."

"I know Jessica will go on a date with me because I'm good looking."

"I'm sorry Mr. Smith, but I can’t hire you. You don't look like the type of person that can do a good job."

"My boss is a presumptuous, pretentious, conceited, arrogant, audacious, presuming, pompous asshole that thinks he knows everything!"

by Joe Net November 26, 2007

presumptuous

Going beyond what is right or proper; excessively forward.

He was awefully presumptuous when he asked her to marry him, princesses do not marry paupers

by WishfulPoet June 5, 2005

Pentemptuous

Desired temptation

She was very pentemptuous today

by @leonardtyrelle February 12, 2019

presumptuous

Arrogantly assuming something without knowing the all the facts.

"I know John stole the money because he looks like a thief."

"I know Jessica will go on a date with me because I'm good looking."

"I'm sorry Mr. Smith, but I can’t hire you. You don't look like the type of person that can do a good job."

"My boss is a presumptuous, pretentious, conceited, arrogant, audacious, presuming, pompous asshole that thinks he knows everything!"

by Joe Net November 26, 2007

presumptuous

too straight foward--to the point of being harsh and/or abrasive

People who are judgemental have a bad habit of being presumptuous & offering unsolicited advice.

by A Po' Mo'Fo November 26, 2007