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Definition of self-conceit - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
personalityRare excessive pride in oneselfRare
- His self-conceit was evident as he boasted about his achievements.
- Her self-conceit made her unpopular among her peers.
- Self-conceit often blinds people to their own faults.
Origin of self-conceit
Latin, se (self) + concipere (to conceive)
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conceit
self-conceit due to sudden success
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- French:vanité, ...
- German:Selbstgefälligkeit, ...
- Italian:presunzione, ...
- Spanish:presunción, ...
- Portuguese:arrogância, ...
- Chinese:自负, ...
- Japanese:自己満足, ...
- Arabic:غُرور الذّات, ...
- Hebrew:גַּאֲוָה עַצְמִית, ...
- Russian:самомнение, ...
- Ukrainian:самозакоханість, ...
- Hindi:अहंकार, ...
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