Full of conceit; excessively proud or arrogant in an affected way.
Formed from 'conceit' (noun) with the adjective suffix '-y' or '-ity'. This rare or archaic form combines the noun with a suffix to create an adjective describing someone characterized by conceit.
This word is so old-fashioned that most people have never heard it, but it perfectly captures that smug, overconfident energy. Language gives us these gems in the archives—words perfectly suited to describe human flaws we've always had.
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