Fictional Characters
This character also goes by Iron Man. He exemplifies what it means to be successful, arrogant, and cocky.
Who is Tony Stark
done in accordance with rules of convention or etiquette; suitable for or constituting an official or important situation or occasion.
What is being formal
This former Presidential Candidate often used pedantic methods to attempt to make her look more suited for the Presidency by denouncing her opponent formally.
Who is Hilary Clinton
This character is a little wise girl from Harry Potter who uses her academic knowledge to prove she is truly the best.
Who is Hermoine Granger.
having or revealing an exaggerated sense of one's own importance or abilities.
What is being arrogant
This former President of the United States often used pedantic methods on the national stage when responding to critics
Who is Barack Obama
This fictional baby is clearly smarter than the rest of his family. His elevated vocab and British accent make him seem like a formal genius, even though he is a cocky know-it-all
Who is Stewie Griffin
a person or being with the ability to acquire and apply knowledge.
What is being intelligent
This French Philosopher uses pedantic methods to formally assert his dominance as a highly educated enlightened man.
Who is Rousseau
This fictional doctor thought he was better than everybody else, and often made that sure in his speeches as a top surgeon who became a superhero.
Who is Doctor Strange
conceited or arrogant, especially in a bold or impudent way.
What is being cocky
This former Secretary of Treasury asserted his place in President George Washington's Cabinet through his cleverness and distinguished intelligence.
Who is Alexander Hamilton
Overly pretentious theoretical physicist on the Big Bang Theory.
Who is Sheldon Cooper
marked by exactness and accuracy of expression or detail.
What is being precise
This Supreme Court Justice is heavily involved with using pedantic in his cases. He even corrected Bob Dylan's song lyrics during a trial
Who is John Roberts