Meaning & Definition of word "Conceited"

Conceited

/kənˈsiːtɪd/

1. Having an excessively high opinion of oneself; vain.
- Example: His conceited attitude made it difficult for others to work with him.
2. Marked by an exaggerated sense of self-importance.
- Example: She was so conceited that she believed she was the best at everything.
3. Excessively proud of oneself; egotistical.
- Example: Even though he was talented, his conceited nature pushed people away.
4. Characterized by an overinflated opinion of one's abilities or worth.
- Example: The conceited actor demanded special treatment because of his fame.

Derived from 'conceit', from Middle English 'conseit', from Old French 'conçoit', based on Latin 'conceptus', meaning 'conceived'.

full of oneself:

Having an exaggerated opinion of one's worth.

puffed up:

To have an inflated opinion of oneself.

think highly of oneself:

To regard oneself as superior.

self-esteem:

Confidence in one's worth or abilities.

narcissistic:

Having an excessive interest in oneself.

egoistic:

Concerned with one's own interests or beliefs.

Meaning: Full of oneself

Example Sentence: He's so full of himself, always bragging about his achievements.

Meaning: Big-headed

Example Sentence: Don't be so big-headed; not everyone thinks you are the best.