Definition of conceited in English:

conceited

adjective kənˈsiːtɪdkənˈsidəd

Excessively proud of oneself; vain.
自负的，自高自大的，骄傲自满的
Fred's so conceited he'd never believe anyone would refuse him
Example sentencesExamples
- That said, it can be frustrating working with conceited, egotistical players.
- We don't get conceited enough to say ‘we don't need to follow our policies today’.
- Not to be vain or conceited, but it was the truth and anyone sensible would agree.
- You have a considerable amount of self-confidence, and you like yourself without being conceited or boastful.
- It's essential for you not to let yourself appear arrogant and conceited because of this.
- When she first meets people Penny is conceited and haughty.
- But to be honest, they all look the same to me, conceited and morose.
- It is neither affected nor conceited to care about the impression you make.
- I know that might sound pretty arrogant and conceited but it's true, it's really true.
- For we now have a conceited Government which in its monumental arrogance can brook no opposition.
- It has come to signify a group of intolerable, conceited, ruthless snobs.
- From the look on their faces, they were probably arrogant, conceited punks who thought they could get any girl they wanted.
- The genuine superstars, he says, tend to be the least conceited.
- At the centre of the story is the feisty Elizabeth and the conceited Darcy, who initially cannot stand each other but reluctantly fall in love.
- People looked on that as being conceited or being big - headed.
- Then, typically, she worries that this sounds arrogant or conceited.
- Charles was arrogant, conceited and a strong believer in the divine rights of kings.
- He is not alone in saying that some American lawyers and accountants are conceited and arrogant about what they think is a superior system.
- She knew nothing about him… yet she had the guts to even describe him as an arrogant conceited brat.
- I was naive and conceited enough to believe that posting entries into this page would actually achieve something.
Synonyms
vain, narcissistic, pleased with oneself, self-loving, in love with oneself, self-admiring, self-regarding, self-centred, egotistic, egotistical, egoistic, egocentric, egomaniac
proud, arrogant, boastful, cocky, cocksure, full of oneself, above oneself, self-important, immodest, swaggering, strutting
self-satisfied, self-congratulatory, smug, complacent, supercilious, haughty, snobbish
informal big-headed, swollen-headed, too big for one's boots, puffed up, stuck-up, snooty, high and mighty, uppity, uppish, snotty, snot-nosed
British informal toffee-nosed
North American informal chesty
literary vainglorious
rare peacockish
(be conceited), have an excessively high opinion of oneself, think too highly of oneself, think a lot of oneself, boast, brag, blow one's own trumpet
informal think one is the cat's whiskers/pyjamas, think one is God's gift (to women)

Derivatives

conceitedly

adverb kənˈsiːtɪdli

Erik answered rather conceitedly but in a joking matter.
Example sentencesExamples
- As a potential politician, Hanson was brilliant at capturing attention, the perfect foil for sneering " sophisticates " who so amusedly knew what xenophobia meant, but so conceitedly didn't recognise their own bigotry.
- ‘Well,’ he said conceitedly, ‘I am a pretty good actor as well.’
- ‘Introduce us first,’ she smiles conceitedly.
- ‘Hi Kait,’ Mark said when he reached her, grinning conceitedly.

conceitedness

noun kənˈsiːtɪdnəskənˈsidədnəs

Anger flared up inside me and I seethed at the conceitedness of the stupid Goth.
Example sentencesExamples
- But this and his conceitedness were two of the things that had made him seem cute when I was a sophomore.
- Other more deep-seated delusions such as craving, hatred and conceitedness can only be overcome by making ‘that which we have seen a living experience and molding our life accordingly.’
- ‘His conceitedness actually does have some foundation,’ Vasquez noted.
- Traits with the opposite implications are assessed as the most undesirable (e.g., conceitedness, selfishness, insecurity, aggressiveness, shyness).

Rhymes

uncompleted, undefeated, unheated, untreated

Definition of conceited in US English:

conceited

adjectivekənˈsidədkənˈsēdəd

Excessively proud of oneself; vain.
自负的，自高自大的，骄傲自满的
Fred's so conceited he'd never believe anyone would refuse him
Example sentencesExamples
- People looked on that as being conceited or being big - headed.
- Charles was arrogant, conceited and a strong believer in the divine rights of kings.
- I know that might sound pretty arrogant and conceited but it's true, it's really true.
- She knew nothing about him… yet she had the guts to even describe him as an arrogant conceited brat.
- It has come to signify a group of intolerable, conceited, ruthless snobs.
- Then, typically, she worries that this sounds arrogant or conceited.
- I was naive and conceited enough to believe that posting entries into this page would actually achieve something.
- The genuine superstars, he says, tend to be the least conceited.
- It is neither affected nor conceited to care about the impression you make.
- We don't get conceited enough to say ‘we don't need to follow our policies today’.
- It's essential for you not to let yourself appear arrogant and conceited because of this.
- From the look on their faces, they were probably arrogant, conceited punks who thought they could get any girl they wanted.
- When she first meets people Penny is conceited and haughty.
- Not to be vain or conceited, but it was the truth and anyone sensible would agree.
- He is not alone in saying that some American lawyers and accountants are conceited and arrogant about what they think is a superior system.
- But to be honest, they all look the same to me, conceited and morose.
- At the centre of the story is the feisty Elizabeth and the conceited Darcy, who initially cannot stand each other but reluctantly fall in love.
- For we now have a conceited Government which in its monumental arrogance can brook no opposition.
- You have a considerable amount of self-confidence, and you like yourself without being conceited or boastful.
- That said, it can be frustrating working with conceited, egotistical players.
Synonyms
vain, narcissistic, pleased with oneself, self-loving, in love with oneself, self-admiring, self-regarding, self-centred, egotistic, egotistical, egoistic, egocentric, egomaniac

单词	conceited
释义	Definition of conceited in English: conceited adjective kənˈsiːtɪdkənˈsidəd Excessively proud of oneself; vain. 自负的，自高自大的，骄傲自满的 Fred's so conceited he'd never believe anyone would refuse him Example sentencesExamples That said, it can be frustrating working with conceited, egotistical players. We don't get conceited enough to say ‘we don't need to follow our policies today’. Not to be vain or conceited, but it was the truth and anyone sensible would agree. You have a considerable amount of self-confidence, and you like yourself without being conceited or boastful. It's essential for you not to let yourself appear arrogant and conceited because of this. When she first meets people Penny is conceited and haughty. But to be honest, they all look the same to me, conceited and morose. It is neither affected nor conceited to care about the impression you make. I know that might sound pretty arrogant and conceited but it's true, it's really true. For we now have a conceited Government which in its monumental arrogance can brook no opposition. It has come to signify a group of intolerable, conceited, ruthless snobs. From the look on their faces, they were probably arrogant, conceited punks who thought they could get any girl they wanted. The genuine superstars, he says, tend to be the least conceited. At the centre of the story is the feisty Elizabeth and the conceited Darcy, who initially cannot stand each other but reluctantly fall in love. People looked on that as being conceited or being big - headed. Then, typically, she worries that this sounds arrogant or conceited. Charles was arrogant, conceited and a strong believer in the divine rights of kings. He is not alone in saying that some American lawyers and accountants are conceited and arrogant about what they think is a superior system. She knew nothing about him… yet she had the guts to even describe him as an arrogant conceited brat. I was naive and conceited enough to believe that posting entries into this page would actually achieve something. Synonyms vain, narcissistic, pleased with oneself, self-loving, in love with oneself, self-admiring, self-regarding, self-centred, egotistic, egotistical, egoistic, egocentric, egomaniac proud, arrogant, boastful, cocky, cocksure, full of oneself, above oneself, self-important, immodest, swaggering, strutting self-satisfied, self-congratulatory, smug, complacent, supercilious, haughty, snobbish informal big-headed, swollen-headed, too big for one's boots, puffed up, stuck-up, snooty, high and mighty, uppity, uppish, snotty, snot-nosed British informal toffee-nosed North American informal chesty literary vainglorious rare peacockish (be conceited), have an excessively high opinion of oneself, think too highly of oneself, think a lot of oneself, boast, brag, blow one's own trumpet informal think one is the cat's whiskers/pyjamas, think one is God's gift (to women) Derivatives conceitedly adverb kənˈsiːtɪdli Erik answered rather conceitedly but in a joking matter. Example sentencesExamples As a potential politician, Hanson was brilliant at capturing attention, the perfect foil for sneering " sophisticates " who so amusedly knew what xenophobia meant, but so conceitedly didn't recognise their own bigotry. ‘Well,’ he said conceitedly, ‘I am a pretty good actor as well.’ ‘Introduce us first,’ she smiles conceitedly. ‘Hi Kait,’ Mark said when he reached her, grinning conceitedly. conceitedness noun kənˈsiːtɪdnəskənˈsidədnəs Anger flared up inside me and I seethed at the conceitedness of the stupid Goth. Example sentencesExamples But this and his conceitedness were two of the things that had made him seem cute when I was a sophomore. Other more deep-seated delusions such as craving, hatred and conceitedness can only be overcome by making ‘that which we have seen a living experience and molding our life accordingly.’ ‘His conceitedness actually does have some foundation,’ Vasquez noted. Traits with the opposite implications are assessed as the most undesirable (e.g., conceitedness, selfishness, insecurity, aggressiveness, shyness). Rhymes uncompleted, undefeated, unheated, untreated Definition of conceited in US English: conceited adjectivekənˈsidədkənˈsēdəd Excessively proud of oneself; vain. 自负的，自高自大的，骄傲自满的 Fred's so conceited he'd never believe anyone would refuse him Example sentencesExamples People looked on that as being conceited or being big - headed. Charles was arrogant, conceited and a strong believer in the divine rights of kings. I know that might sound pretty arrogant and conceited but it's true, it's really true. She knew nothing about him… yet she had the guts to even describe him as an arrogant conceited brat. It has come to signify a group of intolerable, conceited, ruthless snobs. Then, typically, she worries that this sounds arrogant or conceited. I was naive and conceited enough to believe that posting entries into this page would actually achieve something. The genuine superstars, he says, tend to be the least conceited. It is neither affected nor conceited to care about the impression you make. We don't get conceited enough to say ‘we don't need to follow our policies today’. It's essential for you not to let yourself appear arrogant and conceited because of this. From the look on their faces, they were probably arrogant, conceited punks who thought they could get any girl they wanted. When she first meets people Penny is conceited and haughty. Not to be vain or conceited, but it was the truth and anyone sensible would agree. He is not alone in saying that some American lawyers and accountants are conceited and arrogant about what they think is a superior system. But to be honest, they all look the same to me, conceited and morose. At the centre of the story is the feisty Elizabeth and the conceited Darcy, who initially cannot stand each other but reluctantly fall in love. For we now have a conceited Government which in its monumental arrogance can brook no opposition. You have a considerable amount of self-confidence, and you like yourself without being conceited or boastful. That said, it can be frustrating working with conceited, egotistical players. Synonyms vain, narcissistic, pleased with oneself, self-loving, in love with oneself, self-admiring, self-regarding, self-centred, egotistic, egotistical, egoistic, egocentric, egomaniac
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