noun
The quality of being vain
Antonyms
Conduct growing from pride, sense 1
Proper respect for oneself
A feeling of satisfaction
A source of satisfaction
A group of animals, especially lions
pride refers either to a justified or excessive belief in one's own worth, merit, superiority, etc. she takes pride in her accuracy; conceit always implies an exaggerated opinion of oneself, one's achievements, etc. blinded by her overweening conceit; vanity suggests an excessive desire to be admired by others for one's achievements, appearance, etc. his vanity is wounded by criticism; vainglory implies extreme conceit as manifested by boasting, swaggering, arrogance, etc. the vainglory of a conquering general; self-esteem may suggest undue pride, but more usually implies belief in oneself and proper respect for one's worth as a person
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