arrant

He has already told me so himself, and it is arrant nonsense.

They should say arrant ignorance and be done with it."

He was a tight brisk little man, with the air of an arrant old bachelor.

He could all but talk and was another with the children, but an arrant thief.

People traditionally believe all kinds of arrant nonsense by moonlight.

"Even though your Son of God was an arrant sexist?"

Hell, it makes one almost believe in the old religion that gave genesis to such arrant nonsense.

In fact the utter arrant idiocy of that comment has just hit me.

We are arrant knaves all; believe none of us.

Hawkins, the arrant knave, had withdrawn and closed the door behind him.

Why do I pop off at these arrant cover-ups?

Before long a still mare arrant piece of dishonesty gave him an opportunity for revenge.

"They are a hard lot, good men many of them, arrant thieves many others.

He was an arrant coward, and almost any sort of a demonstration would bring him to his knees suing for peace.

That Visor is an arrant knave, on my knowledge.

"From whom have you heard this arrant nonsense?"

E. Howard Hunt's work is in a long tradition of arrant nonsense.

She was undecided whether it was arrant nonsense or sheer genius.

Use his men well, Davy; for they are arrant knaves and will backbite.

It is all arrant nonsense, of course.

"The Birds are arrant cowards, this is well known.

But more deplorable is his arrant and compulsive hypocrisy.