Free from conceit; humble and modest without excessive pride.
From conceit + -less suffix (meaning without or lacking). This follows the English pattern of using -less to create opposites.
Paradoxically, the most accomplished people are often 'conceitless'—studies of genius-level thinkers show they're usually humble because they see the vastness of what they don't know.
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