Vanity (= idleness, n. 1); in idleship, in vain.

The quality of being personally vain; high opinion of oneself; self-conceit and desire for admiration.

Esp. in early use: love or admiration of oneself; conceitedness, vanity. Also: excessive regard for one's own interests; self-centredness…

In early use chiefly depreciative: self-regard, esp. that considered excessive or arrogant; conceit. Later also with positive connotations: good…

Favourable opinion of oneself or one's qualities.

The state or condition of being vain, in various senses. Vanity, esp. personal vanity or conceit. Now rare.

Pride in oneself, one's achievements, etc.; (originally) vanity, arrogance; (now usually in positive sense) self-esteem, self-respect.

Delight in oneself or one's existence.

Admiration of oneself; self-pride; conceitedness.

Undue regard for oneself or one's own interests; self-interest, selfishness. Also: excessive admiration for oneself; conceit, vanity. Obsolete.

Idolization or worship of oneself; vanity, self-regard; (also) an instance of this.

The action of idolizing or worshipping oneself; vain or conceited behaviour.

Preoccupation with or concentration on one's own interests or affairs; selfishness; self-centredness. Also: spec. a theory or doctrine which…

Conceitedness, vanity, pretentious affectation; foppery.

vanity, conceitedness; pretentious affectation; foppery; (as a count noun) a foppish trait or quality.

Conceitedness, vanity, pretentious affectation; foppery. Cf. coxcombry, n. 2a.

Excessive self-love or vanity; self-admiration, self-centredness.

= narcissism, n.