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Significados de vainglorious em inglês

Feeling self-importance.

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Uso de vainglorious em inglês
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The superiority assumed by these vainglorious swaggerers was, in general, tacitly admitted.
Astoria; Or, Anecdotes of an Enterprise Beyond the Rocky Mountai...
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The vainglorious Trump felt he was the second coming of Ronald Reagan.
The Irish Times
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This usually topped off with a vainglorious, and necessary, dash of ego.
The Irish Times
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He stared a while at the bronze effigy surmounting that vainglorious column.
Bunker Bean
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But the Scotsman, unseen by the vainglorious half-caste, shook his head fiercely.
Tales of Chinatown
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When we reached London we found no idle boasting, no vainglorious jingoism.
With the Allies
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They sent Sterling Hopkins, a vainglorious, witless, overzealous wight, to rearrest Maloney.
Port O' Gold / A History-Romance of the San Francisco Argonauts
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And Candle had been alone, poor thing-alonebut for that vainglorious Goose.
Son of a witch: volume two in the wicked years
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They made no vainglorious claims to the original authorship of ideas.
The Grimké Sisters / Sarah and Angelina Grimké: the First Americ...
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I'm afraid you'll have to endure my vainglorious chatter just a while longer.
A nameless witch
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He had told Tullis of his vainglorious defence in the antechamber.
Truxton King: A Story of Graustark
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The patience of the sensitive and vainglorious hero was worn out.
Critical and Historical Essays — Volume 2
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Nor was the vainglorious Frenchman content with the reality of power.
Critical and Historical Essays — Volume 1
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Zeus and his kind are vainglorious and desire the stability of their command.
Book Four: Tales From Ancient Days
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You must forthwith abandon forever your vainglorious and senseless scheme of universal conquest.
Skylark Three
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Of the pursuit he has given us a somewhat vainglorious description.
The Life of Francis Marion
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