Pronunciation: /ˈvænəti/
noun a bathroom cabinet that is covered with a sink and a countertop
A1 She spent hours in front of the mirror, admiring her vanity.
A2 His vanity prevented him from admitting he was wrong.
B1 Her excessive vanity made it difficult for her to form genuine relationships.
B2 The politician's vanity led him to make decisions based on his ego rather than the needs of the people.
C1 The actress's vanity knew no bounds, as she demanded constant attention and praise.
C2 The CEO's vanity was evident in the extravagant office decorations and constant need for public recognition.
formal Her vanity was evident in the way she spent hours in front of the mirror perfecting her makeup.
informal She's always checking herself out in every mirror she passes, such vanity!
slang She's so full of herself, always flaunting her vanity on social media.
figurative His vanity blinded him to the reality of the situation, causing him to make poor decisions.
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