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conceitedness

noun as in bigheadedness

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How much more heavenly and powerful would beauty prove, if it were not so frequently impaired by the affectation and conceitedness of its possessor!

And I—no doubt—could well express Sir Plume's complete conceitedness,—     Could poise a clouded cane with care             "In tea-cup times"!

"They certainly have a rant, they certainly have a person consumed by their own anger, hypocrisy and conceitedness and a person without a plan," he said.

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Marie went on to deride his conceitedness, when all of a sudden he recollected the main object of his visit, which he had lost sight of during the conversation.

She gave a triumphant laugh, so naïve and full of ingenuous conceitedness that Gaga was overcome afresh with admiration.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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