Conceit

What do we mean by conceit?

Unduly favorable estimation of one's own abilities or worth; overly positive self-regard. noun

Estimation or opinion of something, especially when favorable. noun

A witty expression or fanciful idea. noun

A fanciful poetic image, especially an elaborate or exaggerated comparison. noun

The result of intellectual activity; a thought or an opinion. noun

A decorative article; a knickknack. noun

An extravagant, fanciful, and elaborate construction or structure. noun

To take a fancy to. transitive verb

To understand; conceive. transitive verb

That which is conceived, imagined, or formed in the mind; conception; idea; thought; image. noun

The faculty of conceiving; understanding; apprehension. noun

Opinion; estimation; view or belief. noun

An undue opinion; a baseless fancy; a crotchety notion. noun

An exaggerated estimate of one's own mental ability, or of the importance or value of what one has done; an overvaluation of one's own acuteness, wit, learning, etc.; self-conceit: as, a man inflated with conceit. noun

A witty, happy, or ingenious thought or expression; a quaint or humorous fancy; wit; humor; ingenuity; especially, in modern usage, a quaint or odd thought; a thought or expression intended to be striking or poetical, but rather far-fetched, insipid, or pedantic. noun

A fanciful or ingenious device or invention. noun

A trifle; a dainty; a kickshaw. noun

Something conceived in the mind; an idea, a thought.

The faculty of conceiving ideas; mental faculty; apprehension.

Quickness of apprehension; active imagination; lively fancy.

Opinion, (neutral) judgment.

Esteem, favourable opinion.

A novel or fanciful idea; a whim.

An ingenious expression or metaphorical idea, especially in extended form or used as a literary or rhetorical device.

Overly high self-esteem; vain pride; hubris.

Design; pattern.

Ninth song from the Pantera album "Vulgar Display of Power" Urban Dictionary

A noun used to describe somone that is conceited. Urban Dictionary

A noun used to describe a person that is conceited. Urban Dictionary

Self centered, earth revolves around you, everything has to be your way, snobby, bitchy, annoying KIM CHAPMAN AND MICHELLE Urban Dictionary

Someone who is convinced that no one or nothing is better than them and that everybody wants them. Urban Dictionary

Everything has to be your way, self centered Urban Dictionary

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-adjective- Used to describe any person whose self portrait adorns every wall in their own abode. A legend in their own mind... Urban Dictionary

Someone who believes they are above everyone else, and fails to see they are really a pathetic little attention seeking whore. The only people who can't see through they're little acts are the really desperate guys she flirts with all the time. Like Jade and Tigwell Urban Dictionary

Thinks teh earth revolves around you Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to conceit:
conceit, concept, concert, concent.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word conceit:
nescience, donne, metaphor, hypocrisy, ignorance, metaphysical, oneself, wisdom, realize, genuine, shakespeare, poem, fictional, anger, supposedly, reader, lover, canon, reviewer, creatures, dimension, fantasy, comparison, fiction, narrative, tale, plot, portrait, explain, sense, false, telling, really, perspective, speaker, globe, reaches, poetry, suffering, novel, praised, beauty, spiritual, story, idea, apparently, author, classical, genre, authors, inspired, mind, reality, device, extended, actors, something, explained, god.

Words that rhyme with conceit:
beat, browbeat, discrete, meet, eat, sheet, discreet, seat, treat, street, heat, receipt, elite, sweet, suite, complete, obsolete, neat, meat, retreat, concrete, feet, fleet, feat, replete, effete, sleet, mete, deceit, defeat, deplete, cheat, beet, compete, athlete, wheat, repeat, greet, upbeat, bittersweet, cleat, delete, peat, petite, backseat, tweet, gamete, st, skeet, bleat, pete, pleat, overeat, secrete, heartbeat, spreadsheet, worksheet, deadbeat, buckwheat, deet, offbeat, teat, leet, crete, indiscreet, incomplete, neet, teet, excrete, piet, parakeet, unseat, mesquite, creat, marguerite, time sheet, drumbeat, mistreat, gleet, downbeat, peet, balance sheet, mincemeat, amit, overheat, creaght, crabmeat, flete, love seat, poteat, high street, wall street, grete, noncompete, trick or treat, dead heat, hot seat, car seat, speet, white heat.

Adjectives that are often used to describe conceit:
own, self, vain, metaphysical, overweening, mere, literary, pretty, national, quaint, intellectual, false, fond, strange, personal, poetic, central, pleasant, foolish, dark, inordinate, colossal, arrogant, elaborate, empty, odd, idle, merry, silly, witty, happy, monstrous, insufferable, miserable, ridiculous, proud, fatal, vulgar, pure, fanciful, curious, popular, wild, extravagant, youthful, absurd, spiritual, poetical, felf, boundless, blind, extended, ingenious, childish, cognitive, gross, male, ignorant, fantastic, petrarchan, owne, charming, clever, enormous, puerile, sheer, excessive, intolerable, frigid, masculine, romantic, stupid, fetched.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective conceit:
presumption, hath, man, blind, eyes, dazzle.

Consonant match to conceit:
concert, concite, can set, can sit.

Words that sound like conceit:
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