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Meanings of conceitedness in English
Synonyms
Examples for "vanity"
Examples for "vanity"
1
She is all vanity: fancies herself beautiful; witty; in short, like you.
2
Even these four showers and double vanity, she said with great enthusiasm.
3
My professional vanity was intrigued; I thought I could save The Times.
4
Hugh was always beginning things he couldn't finish: law, the vanity, fatherhood.
5
The tears were in his eyes; his sensitive vanity was cruelly wounded.
1
This notion grew and crystallized; thus adding to his natural North-country conceit.
2
And in my conceit I deemed the Rembrandt to be absolutely safe.
3
It is self-love inflamed to the acute point; conceit, WITH A HAIR-TRIGGER.
4
For one, it is cursing and swearing; for another vanity and conceit.
5
You are not the first in whose conceit that heresy hath entered.
Usage of conceitedness in English
1
To desire to live everlastingly as an identical individual, it has been said, is the ecstasy and culmination of avaricious conceitedness.
2
Now see the impertinence and conceitedness of an Author, who will have a fling at a Description, which he has Prefaced with an impossibility.
3
But I am troubled with the much talke and conceitedness of Mrs. Williams and her impudence, in case she be not married to my Lord.
4
It is written, "Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord," but still more blessed are they who go mad over some conceitedness.
5
"I have not the conceitedness to think that you love me, Mademoiselle," said Cayrol, humbly.
Frequent collocations
Conceitedness through the time