Conceit

/kənˈsiːt/
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Negative Connotation

Using 'conceit' in this sense often implies criticism of someone's excessive pride.

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His conceit blinds him to his flaws.
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Emotionally Charged

'Conceit' can evoke strong emotions when describing someone's inflated self-image.

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She stormed off, her conceit wounded by the blunt feedback.
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Often Offensive

Calling someone 'full of conceit' may be offensive and should be used with caution.

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They avoided him due to his off-putting conceit.
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