Conceiting

/kənˈsitɪŋ/ verb

Definition

A rare form meaning to indulge in or express excessive pride or conceit.

Etymology

From conceit used as a verb + -ing suffix. This is an archaic or extremely rare verbal usage of the noun conceit.

Kelly Says

This word is so rare that it barely appears in modern English—you're more likely to encounter 'being conceited' than 'conceiting,' showing how language naturally favors simpler forms.

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