Easy as verb To behave in a pretentious or boastful manner, often with an attitude of superiority or arrogance. Clear All
5 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Put On Airs'
Mark noticed his friend trying to put on airs by pretending to be interested in classical literature.
At the family reunion, Uncle Bob always tends to put on airs, boasting about his business success.
The young actress was advised not to put on airs and remain down-to-earth despite her rising fame.
Despite their humble background, he never felt the need to put on airs and remained down-to-earth.
Despite being the youngest in the group, Timmy would often put on airs of wisdom during their discussions.
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