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Possessing unwarranted self-esteem
Trivial
vain applies to that which has little or no real value, worth, or meaning vain studies, indulging in vain pleasures; idle refers to that which is baseless or worthless because it can never be realized idle hopes, idle talk; empty and hollow are used of that which only appears to be genuine, sincere, worthwhile, etc. empty threats, hollow victories; otiose applies to that which has no real purpose or function and is therefore useless or superfluous otiose remarks
Useless
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