To be supercilious is to be: O Direct O Arrogant O Angry O Calm

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To be supercilious is to be:
O Direct
O Arrogant
O Angry
O Calm

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B. Arrogant

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Supercilious-behaving or looking as though one thinks one is superior to others

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