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Pretentious would be a good word to use. It doesn't sound like swear word, unlike some of the other suggestions here, and adjectives are less harsh than nouns. I guess it depends what you mean by "stronger" - "insulting"? "more definitive"?

A few people have already mentioned pretentious above, but not used on its own, which is the answer I wanted to give.

  • condescending
  • patronizing
  • lordly
  • lofty
  • snooty
  • disdainful
  • toffee-nosed

Pretentious would be a good word to use. It doesn't sound like swear word, unlike some of the other suggestions here, and adjectives are less harsh than nouns. I guess it depends what you mean by "stronger" - "insulting"? "more definitive"?

A few people have already mentioned pretentious above, but not used on its own, which is the answer I wanted to give.

  • condescending
  • patronizing
  • lordly
  • lofty
  • snooty
  • disdainful
  • toffee-nosed
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Pretentious would be a good word to use. It doesn't sound like swear word, unlike some of the other suggestions here, and adjectives are less harsh than nouns. I guess it depends what you mean by "stronger" - "insulting"? "more definitive"?

(Yve has A few people have already mentioned that wordpretentious above, but not used on its own, which is the answer I wanted to give).

Pretentious would be a good word to use. It doesn't sound like swear word, unlike some of the other suggestions here.

(Yve has already mentioned that word above, but not used on its own, which is the answer I wanted to give)

Pretentious would be a good word to use. It doesn't sound like swear word, unlike some of the other suggestions here, and adjectives are less harsh than nouns. I guess it depends what you mean by "stronger" - "insulting"? "more definitive"?

A few people have already mentioned pretentious above, but not used on its own, which is the answer I wanted to give.

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Pretentious would be a good word to use. It doesn't sound like swear word, unlike some of the other suggestions here.

(Yve has already mentioned that word above, but not used on its own, which is the answer I wanted to give)