conceit — excessive pride in oneself or one's achievements; vanity
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: excessive pride in oneself or one's achievements; vanity
Pronunciation (IPA): /kənˈsiːt/
Korean meaning: 자만심, 허영심
Korean pronunciation: 컨**시**트
Example Sentences
- His conceit was so obvious that even his mirror started rolling its eyes.
- The CEO's conceit blinded him to the company's real problems.
- She had the conceit to think she could learn piano in a week.
conceit
NOUN//kənˈsiːt//
excessive pride in oneself or one's achievements; vanity

a well-dressed artist stands smugly in front of his own paintings, gesturing grandly at his work with an arrogant smile. He puffs out his chest and tilts his head back while speaking condescendingly to gallery visitors. His boastful posture and self-satisfied expression show he believes his art is far superior to everyone else's. The artist interrupts other people's conversations to redirect attention back to himself and his achievements. Gallery visitors exchange uncomfortable glances and eye rolls behind his back as he continues praising his own talents. Some people slowly back away from his overbearing presence while he remains obliviously absorbed in self-admiration. excessive pride in oneself and one's achievements through vanity
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His conceit used deceit to compete, but fake glory meets defeat!
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라틴어 'conceptus'(착상, 개념)에서 유래되어, 처음에는 '창의적 아이디어'를 의미했지만 점차 '자신의 능력에 대한 과도한 자부심'이라는 부정적 의미로 발전했습니다.
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“His conceit was so obvious that even his mirror started rolling its eyes.”
“The CEO's conceit blinded him to the company's real problems.”
“She had the conceit to think she could learn piano in a week.”
“The novel's clever conceit made time travel seem believable.”
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