Pronunciation: /kənˈsitɪd/
adjective having an excessively favorable opinion of one's abilities, appearance, etc.; arrogant
A1 She is very conceited and always talks about how great she is.
A2 He comes across as conceited because he never listens to what others have to say.
B1 Her conceited attitude often alienates those around her.
B2 Despite his conceited demeanor, he is actually quite insecure deep down.
C1 His conceited behavior is a defense mechanism to cover up his own insecurities.
C2 The conceited actor refused to speak to anyone on set unless they addressed him as 'Sir'.
formal The conceited businessman always talked about his own accomplishments.
informal She's so conceited, always bragging about herself.
slang Don't be so conceited, no one likes a show-off.
figurative His ego is so inflated, he's practically floating with conceitedness.
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