self-conceitedly
Definition
Adverb: - In a manner characterized by an excessively high opinion of oneself; with vanity or undue pride in one's own abilities, appearance, or achievements.
Usage
The adverb "self-conceitedly" is used to describe how an action is performed. It modifies a verb to indicate that the action is done with an attitude of conceit. It is a formal and somewhat literary word.
Examples
- He answered the question self-conceitedly, as if no other opinion could possibly be correct.
- She walked self-conceitedly into the room, ignoring everyone else.
- The author wrote self-conceitedly about his own genius.
Advanced Usage
- Used in formal or literary critique: The word is often found in analytical or descriptive writing to critique a character's attitude.
- The villain delivered his monologue self-conceitedly, blind to his own flaws.
Variants and Related Words
- Self-conceit (noun): Excessive pride in oneself.
- His self-conceit made him unpopular with his peers.
- Conceitedly (adverb): In a conceited manner. (This is a more common synonym for "self-conceitedly").
- Conceited (adjective): Having an excessively favorable opinion of oneself.
Synonyms
- Arrogantly
- Haughtily
- Vainly
- Smugly
- Pompously
Antonyms
- Humbly
- Modestly
- Unassumingly
Adverb
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with conceit; in a conceited manner
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he always acts so conceitedly!
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