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con·ceit·ed
\-ēd.ə̇d, -ētə̇d\ adjective
Etymology: conceit (I) + -ed
1.
a. obsolete
(1) : endowed with intelligence or imagination : clever
(2) : disposed in opinion or attitude : minded; especially : favorably disposed or favorably minded — usually used with to or of
b. : ingeniously contrived or designed: as
(1) : having or exhibiting a literary style marked by conceits
(2) : consisting of or constructed upon or around a conceit
(3) : containing conceits
2. : entertaining an excessively or unjustifiably high opinion of oneself
• con·ceit·ed·ly adverb
• con·ceit·ed·ness noun -es |