Self-glorifying
Vain and self-glorifying are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Vain" instead an adjective phrase "Self-glorifying".
Vain
Vain adjective - Having too high an opinion of oneself.
Usage example: a man so vain that he spent hours admiring himself in the mirror
Self-glorifying and vain are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Self-glorifying" instead an adjective "Vain".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- ostentatious and self-glorifying
- ostentatious and vain
- self-important and self-glorifying
- self-important and vain
- haughty and self-glorifying
- haughty and vain
- pompous and self-glorifying
- pompous and vain
- conceited and self-glorifying
- conceited and vain
- egotistic and self-glorifying
- egotistic and vain
- proud and self-glorifying
- proud and vain
Both words in one sentence
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Same with Hook, who up until he loses his hand is just addressed as "Captain." Small Name, Big Ego: Peter is just as vain and self-glorifying here as he is in the original novel, but it takes some time before he actually gains the skills he boasts about.
Source: Comicbook / Peter Pan
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