Pronunciation: /ˈvænəti keɪs/
noun a small case or bag used to carry cosmetics and other personal grooming items
A1 She packed her toothbrush and toothpaste in her vanity case for the trip.
A2 The vanity case was filled with makeup and beauty products.
B1 She always carries a vanity case in her purse for touch-ups throughout the day.
B2 The vanity case had a mirror and compartments for organizing cosmetics.
C1 The designer vanity case was made of luxurious leather and had intricate detailing.
C2 Her vanity case was a vintage piece from the 1950s, a collector's item in mint condition.
formal She always carries a vanity case filled with high-end makeup products.
informal I love the vintage look of her vanity case.
slang Check out her blinged-out vanity case, it's so extra.
figurative His vanity case of accomplishments was impressive, but his humility was even more so.
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