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The noun cavalier (from French chevalier, meaning knight or horseman) becomes an adjective meaning arrogant or haughty.

The noun cavalier (from French chevalier, meaning knight or horseman) becomes an adjective meaning arrogant or haughty.
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The noun cavalier (from French chevalier, meaning knight or horseman) becomes an adjective meaning arrogant or haughty.

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