/veɪnˈɡlɔːri/
NOUN
An excessive or unjustified sense of one's own importance, worth, attractiveness, or superiority, accompanied by an exaggerated desire for admiration.
An exaggerated opinion of one's own importance, abilities, or superiority, often accompanied by an attitude of disdain or haughtiness toward others.
An inflated appreciation of one's own worth, accomplishments, or qualities, involving excessive self-praise and satisfaction with oneself.
Excessive pride expressed through boasting, bragging, or publicly displaying one's supposed achievements and superiority to gain admiration.
NOUN
A showy or exaggerated display of pride, self-importance, or personal glory intended to attract admiration or recognition.
An outward display of exaggerated importance or pride through showy, pretentious, or self-aggrandizing behavior.
VERB
To boast about oneself or behave in a vain, self-important, or excessively proud manner.
To speak or act with excessive pride, drawing attention to one's own qualities, achievements, or supposed superiority.