conceit /kən-sētˈ/

1. Overbearing self-esteem, vanity
2. A witty thought, esp far-fetched, affected or (over-)ingenious
3. A fanciful idea
4. Thought (obsolete)
5. Understanding (archaic)
6. A small ornament (obsolete)

1. To conceive
2. To think or imagine

conceitˈed adjective

1. Having a high opinion of oneself
2. Egotistical, vain
3. Clever, witty (obsolete)
4. Fantastical (archaic)

conceitˈedly adverb

conceitˈedness noun

conceitˈful adjective (Spenser)

Thoughtful

conceitˈless adjective (Shakespeare)

Without conceit, stupid

conceitˈy adjective (dialect)

Characterized by conceit

out of conceit with

Displeased with

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