Conceited
Conceited adjective - Having too high an opinion of oneself.
Usage example: a conceited basketball player who was always too busy even to sign autographs
Self-confident and conceited are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Self-confident" instead an adjective "Conceited".
Nearby Words: conceit, conceitedly
Self-confident
Self-confident adjective - Having or showing great faith in oneself or one's abilities.
Usage example: only a self-confident person can win the trust of the people and serve as an effective leader
Conceited and self-confident are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Conceited" instead an adjective phrase "Self-confident".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- self-important and conceited
- self-important and self-confident
- bold and conceited
- bold and self-confident
- haughty and conceited
- haughty and self-confident
- pompous and conceited
- pompous and self-confident
- arrogant and conceited
- arrogant and self-confident
- presumptuous and conceited
- presumptuous and self-confident
- confident and conceited
- confident and self-confident
Both words in one sentence
- Rainbow Dash — Brash, supremely self-confident, voluble, but also lazy and prone to conceited selfishness in between bouts of fierce loyalty.
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