Hubris - Round Three
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[link]RETURN TO ROUND TWOhubris [hew‐bris] or hybris, the Greek word for insolence or affront, applied to the arrogance or pride of the protagonist in a tragedy in which he or she defies moral laws or the prohibitions of the gods. The protagonist's transgression or hamartia leads eventually to his or her downfall, which may be understood as divine retribution or nemesis. Hubris is commonly translated as overweening (i.e. excessively presumptuous) pride. In proverbial terms, hubris is thus the pride that comes before a fall.
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