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Often used in the same context:
narcissism,
egotism,
ego,
vainglory,
prurience,
hubris,
egoism,
lust,
prudery,
pretentiousness,
vacuousness,
facetiousness,
egomania,
pulchritude,
exhibitionism,
superficiality,
inarticulateness,
pretension,
tawdriness,
crassness,
pomposity,
boastfulness,
foppery,
grandiosity,
nosiness,
vapidity,
disingenuity,
triviality,
neediness,
stupidity,
extravagance,
pompousness,
grotesquerie,
bedhead,
fatuousness,
fabulousness,
ostentation,
ostentatiousness,
kinkiness,
shallowness,
vulgarian,
uselessness,
tastelessness,
selfishness,
perversity,
inanity,
gaucheness,
solipsism,
cynicism,
bimbo,
silliness,
bitchery,
carnality,
handsomeness,
laziness,
haughtiness,
obnoxiousness,
smugness,
virtuousness,
seductiveness,
pollyanna,
sybarite,
bashfulness,
grandiloquence,
indulgence,
onanism,
snobbishness,
dandyism,
snobbery,
artifice,
gaudiness,
megalomania,
corpulence,
salaciousness,
housewifely,
pushiness,
asininity,
egocentricity,
shamelessness,
adorability,
clownishness,
arrogance,
ambitiousness,
preening,
sentimentality,
abjection,
lugubriousness,
titillation,
irresistibility,
practicality,
husbandly,
priapic,
loathsomeness,
obsession,
ambition,
impracticality,
knowingness,
absurdness,
sentimentalism,
greediness,
modesty,
noblesse oblige,
conceit,
pride,
vanities,
frivolity,
affectation,
covetousness,
curiosity,
jealousy,
inquisitiveness,
meanness,
pleasure,
pleasures,
envy,
foible,
1st,
ameriean,
antagonist,
bereft,
bethany,
brandnew,
bridal,
city,
degenerate,
disunited,
duc,
gear,
handsome,
handsomer,
handsomest,
hope,
maker,
mirrored,
more'n,
newish
More specific:
boastfulness,
egotism,
posturing,
self-importance,
swelled head,
vainglory
Appears in the definition of:
blatant,
book of ecclesiastes,
ecclesiastes,
feed,
grandiloquent,
inflation,
modesty,
ostentation,
ostentatiousness,
overblown,
pomposity,
pompous,
pompousness,
pontifical,
portentous,
pretentiousness,
splashiness
More general:
pride,
pridefulness,
table,
worthlessness
Synonyms:
amour propre,
conceit,
dressing table,
emptiness,
self-love,
toilet table
Also try:
— Adjectives for vanity:
personal,
own,
national,
human,
wounded,
little,
mere,
much,
inordinate,
childish,
foolish,
more...
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