Display and Vanity

Display

Display noun - A public showing of objects of interest.

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Vanity and display are semantically related in spectacle topic. In some cases you can use "Vanity" instead a noun "Display".

Nearby Words: displayed, displaying

Vanity noun - An often unjustified feeling of being pleased with oneself or with one's situation or achievements.

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Display and vanity are semantically related in conceit topic. Sometimes you can use "Display" instead a noun "Vanity".

rare	rare display	rare vanity
simple	simple display	simple vanity
massive	massive display	massive vanity
great	great display	great vanity
Other adjectives: incredible, hilarious, computerized.

Her vanity, conceit, and condescension towards everyone less beautiful and/or powerful than herself are all on full display as she begins her quest to rule Sunnydale High.

Source: The Fighting Narcissist
Often used to indicate the character is at least somewhat vain as hair is often seen as similar to a peacock's tail—a display—and so it is a very easy symbol for vanity in general.

Source: Nobody Touches the Hair
Sometimes also called "vanity cards," "taglines", "sign-offs", "closing/production logos" or an "endboard", these brief sequences display the production company's trademark/logo.

Source: Vanity Plate

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