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Get off Your High Horse

MEANING IN ENGLISH

To stop acting arrogant, superior, or patronizing toward others.

In context

01

The manager had to get off his high horse and humbly listen to the frontline staff's concerns.

02

In service industries, you must get off your high horse and treat every patron with utmost respect.

Synonyms

be humble,swallow pride,show humility

Antonyms

act superior,boast,be condescending

Collocations

tell someone to get off their high horse,time to get off high horse,finally get off high horse

Sources

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