Traditional and classic Chinese calligraphic symbols, words, idioms and proverbs for your art design. Created by Andres Leo since 2001.
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conceited
excessively proud of oneself;
too proud of yourself and your actions and abilities

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proud

arrogant

oneself

ability

cocky; show off; conceited in a bold or cheeky way
cocky
show off
conceited in a bold or cheeky way

carefree, unbridled; extremely conceited
carefree, unbridled
extremely conceited

to brag, to boast; conceited, self-important
to brag, to boast
conceited, self-important

Modesty benefits, arrogance hurts; The modest receive benefit, while the conceited reap failure
Modesty benefits, arrogance hurts.
The modest receive benefit, while the conceited reap failure.

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