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conceit

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conceit, noun, verb.

conceit

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expr. out of conceit with, dissatisfied with.
Ex. to be out of conceit with our lot in life (Cardinal Newman).

conceit

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noun 1. too much pride in oneself or in one's ability to do things.
Ex. In his conceit, the track star thought that no one could outrun him.
(SYN) vanity.
2. a pleasing fancy; whim.
3. a witty thought or expression, often a far

conceit

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v.t. (Archaic.)1. to conceive mentally; imagine.
Ex. One of two bad ways you must conceit me, Either a coward or a flatterer (Shakespeare).
2. to have a good opinion of; flatter (oneself).
3. to take a fancy to.