Conceits synonyms and antonyms

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vanities
A bathroom cabinet that encloses a basin and its water lines and drain, usually furnished with shelves and drawers underneath for storage of toiletries.
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vagaries
An odd, whimsical, or freakish idea or notion; oddity; caprice
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snobberies
Snobbish behavior or character, or an instance of this
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prides
A person or thing in which pride is taken
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pomposities
The quality of being pompous; self-importance.
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fancies
An arbitrary idea; notion; caprice; whim
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egos
Ego is defined as the view that a person has of himself.
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whimseys
(Archaic) An odd or sudden fancy; whim
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megrims
A caprice or fancy.
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humors
Whim; fancy; caprice
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whims
A sudden or capricious idea; a fancy.
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presumptions
The thing presumed; supposition
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inflations
There is typically a correlation between the quantity of goods available and the amount of money in circulation.
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ideas
An image of an object that is formed in the mind or recalled by the memory. [from 16th c.]
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conceptions
An original idea, design, plan, etc.
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caprices
A sudden, impulsive change in the way one thinks or acts; freakish notion; whim
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impulses
The definition of an impulse is a strong urge or unexplainable urge.
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timidities (antonym)
Shyness
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modesties (antonym)
Unassuming or humble behavior
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Conceits Sentence Examples

  • One of my father's conceits was to have a large house and a large garden.

  • His hasidas are almost equal to his ghazels; for, while they rival those of Nef `i in brilliancy, they surpass them in beauty of diction, and are not so artificial and dependent on fantastic and farfetched conceits.

  • It is often inaccurate, and it abounds in farfetched conceits and odd and pedantic features.

  • She also was an authoress, publishing in 1844 a volume of Haus-, Wald-, and Feld-Mdrehen, full of quaint poetical conceits, and in 1845 Anna, a novel, in two vols.

  • He was not careful to exclude the commonplaces of the school, nor anxious to finish a work of art wholly free from fashionable graces and from contemporary conceits.

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