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excessively proud of oneself; vain
He grew so conceited after the award that no one could stand him.
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From conceit + -ed. Conceit (originally 'a thought, fanciful notion of oneself') derives from conceive, from Old French concevoir, from Latin concipere ('to take in, conceive'), from com- (intensive) + capere ('to take').
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