vanity
/ˈvænəti/
noun
- Excessive pride in one's own appearance, abilities, or achievements.
- She was known for her vanity and love of expensive clothes.
- His vanity made him spend hours in front of the mirror.
- Vanity can sometimes prevent people from admitting their mistakes.
- A dressing table or a piece of furniture with a mirror, used for grooming and applying makeup.
- The antique vanity had a beautiful oval mirror and three drawers.
- She sat at her vanity to brush her hair before the party.
- He bought a small vanity for the guest bedroom.
- The quality of being worthless or futile; lack of real value.
- All his efforts turned out to be vanity in the end.
- The philosopher spoke about the vanity of material wealth.
- She realized the vanity of trying to please everyone.
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