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Meanings of conceited in English
Characteristic of false pride; having an exaggerated sense of self-importance.
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Usage of conceited in English
1
What information could that conceited ass have that could possibly help you?
2
The Chinese are too self-conceited to give in without a sound thrashing.
3
I suppose it sounds conceited, but I have unbounded confidence in myself.
4
It is the conceited fools, who feel safe, that are in danger.
5
I'm not being conceited or anything, but it just fell into place.
6
I think not-thoughit may sound conceited and presumptuous to say it.
7
Hawkins was as mean and parsimonious as he was pompous and conceited.
8
Yet they are real, real as his own empty and conceited wisdom.
9
Perhaps you are conceited enough to think you could do it better.
10
It sounds conceited to say yes, but nevertheless I think I should.
11
You know how conceited we late learners are, as the proverb says.
12
He is a conceited puppy, and, in my opinion, a worthless fellow.
13
I was ambitious and conceited, but my aspirations were vague and shapeless.
14
A conceited man is satisfied with the effect he produces on himself.
15
But he was interfered with by the pragmatical, imbecile, and conceited Congress.
16
I was a conceited young person, and fond of giving myself airs.
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Conceited across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Rare