Conceited is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONCEITED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CONCEIT, to form a conception of
ADJECTIVE:
• excessively proud of oneself; vain
• having an excessively high opinion of oneself
• Endowed with fancy or imagination.
• Entertaining a flattering opinion of one\'s self; vain.
• Curiously contrived or designed; fanciful.
• characteristic of false pride; having an exaggerated sense of self-importance
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• having or showing too much pride in your own worth or goodness
• to imagine

Words related to CONCEITED

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Words that contain CONCEITED

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How to use CONCEITED in a sentence

• No one likes to take spiritual instruction from men who are themselves crude, foolish, sentimental, or conceited.
• He supposed himself to be without vanity, while he was notoriously the most conceited man in France.
• Instead of being made vain and conceited, she only felt grateful for the constant kindness shown her by her father and mother, and brother Jack, as she was wont to call them.
• The other, the more personal and modest, however, had perforce to doubt this, not because it doubted the Idea, but because Bennington was not naturally conceited.
• But this they cannot understand, for so conceited is a Frenchman that many of them think that I came to Paris to be paid.
• He is, of course, always conceited, and generally, though not always, handsome.
• I summed him up as conceited, but not with the disgusting conceit with which some are afflicted, or perhaps blessed.
• I am not so conceited as to think that no woman could resist me, but I am of the opinion that no woman can resist the man she truly loves.
• John Scoble was one of the most conceited men I ever met.
• Sir Walter Elliot, a silly and conceited baronet, has three daughters, the eldest two, unmarried, and the third, Mary, the wife of a neighbouring gentleman, Mr.
• Keep it somewhere as a souvenir of your absolute deficiency in reflective observation in this case, and look at it whenever you feel yourself growing dangerously conceited.
• If you are proud and conceited, you will learn nothing.
• They thought her very naughty and very absurd for being conceited about such matters.
• At that time the governor of the prison was a very conceited young man, named Kantaka, who had lately succeeded to the office by the death of his father.
• But we must not get conceited, my brothers, over this fact.
• Ho! This ought to give some ideas to that conceited Peacock family! I am a self-made man.
• I am not at all the sort of man to be conceited in that way.
• Why not? I had had my successes in my time, and may say, although it sounds conceited, that I had won the approval of other ladies quite as high-toned.
• His conceited and even impertinent air betrayed a consciousness of hidden superiority.
• A conceited man is satisfied with the effect he produces on himself.
• They ridiculed conceited people and were quick to help unfortunate ones.
• He was old and conceited, and as a permanent companion, he could not have been otherwise than disagreeable.
• I suppose he was very conceited, for he was much addicted to judging his age.
• I always liked him anyway, even when people said he was conceited.
• Entirely modest for himself, he was inclined to be conceited for her, she checking him, with rather flushed cheeks.
• You have no right to expect me to say to anybody that Miss Lydia does not attract me, and it would be silly, presumptuous, conceited in me to yield what I have not.
• The behaviour of both was conceited, stupid, and withal terribly vulgar.
• He is conceited enough as it is, but if once he got to know that people are always writing about him in the papers his swagger would be unbearable.
• She decidedly thought that Mistress Anne Jacobina held her head too high for her position, and was, moreover, conceited of an unfortunate amount of good looks.
• It would have seemed to him conceited, perhaps, to inquire what ought really to be done.
• The man who respects no authority above his own intellect is a conceited ass and would be a tyrant if he had the chance.

Similar words containing NCEIT without suffix ed and without prefix co

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