Characteristic of false pride; having an exaggerated sense of self-importance.
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Examples for "vain"
Examples for "vain"
1I coaxed; I threatened; I persuaded; but it was all in vain.
2They organize in vain; they protest in vain; they appeal in vain.
3I can say this, however: your good looks haven't made you vain.
4Mark inquired; Lord Minchampstead inquired; great personages inquired; but all in vain.
5Her aunt scolded in vain; in spite of the remarks of Mlle.
1Two rescue workers had also drowned in swollen rivers today, he added.
2The sea was swollen and billowy; it made the Nautilus rock violently.
3Hundreds of bodies remain buried in mud or floating in swollen rivers.
4Avoid crossing rivers and swollen streams where water is above your ankles.
5The body is club-shape and moves with the swollen end in advance.
1What information could that conceited ass have that could possibly help you?
2The Chinese are too self-conceited to give in without a sound thrashing.
3I suppose it sounds conceited, but I have unbounded confidence in myself.
4It is the conceited fools, who feel safe, that are in danger.
5I'm not being conceited or anything, but it just fell into place.
1But I am running on about myself in a most egotistical style.
2I suppose the world is just all egotistical children and broken-in people.
3The exquisite bit from Catullus will best excuse my otherwise egotistical quotation.
4In his gloomiest mood he is most insincere, most egotistical, most pretentious.
5Diaz had the right to be egotistical, but he was modesty itself.
1I believe country-people are even more egotistic than the dwellers in cities.
2They accuse England of perpetuating for egotistic ends the state of anarchy.
3Though corrupt and egotistic, that aristocracy was, in some instances, singularly impartial.
4The male indifference to death seemed stupid, egotistic and criminal to her.
5But if they could reform their egotistic attitudes, they could change their destiny.
1The Chinese are too self-conceited to give in without a sound thrashing.
2The question with which Philotas puzzled the self-conceited physician was this.
3Only, my dear sir, one is quite self-conceited enough in this imperfect state.
4She was always an upstart, self-conceited thing; but I'm sure I pity her.
5Fenton was neither a self-conceited person nor a blind man, groping through life.
1Are you really swollen-headed enough to imagine that it was you who drove the French out of Russia in 1812?