vainness
/ˈveɪnnəs/
noun
- Excessive pride in one's appearance, abilities, or achievements; conceit.
- He tried to hide his vainness, but his constant selfies gave it away.
- Her vainness made her spend hours in front of the mirror every morning.
- The actor's vainness annoyed his coworkers on set.
- The quality of being useless or futile; lack of real value.
- The vainness of their efforts became clear when the project was canceled.
- He realized the vainness of trying to please everyone.
- She pondered the vainness of material wealth in the face of true happiness.
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