self-admiration Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- altruism
- timidity
- self-doubt
- unselfishness
- unselfishness
- self-doubt
- timidity
- altruism
- bashfulness
- bashfulness
- shyness
- shyness
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- complacency
- bighead
- self-opinion
- pompousness
- complacence
- conceit
- smugness
- vainglory
- confidence
- self-congratulation
- egotism
- superiority
- conceitedness
- self-love
- self-conceit
- swelled-head
- self-glory
- vainness
- vaingloriousness
- self-satisfaction
- amour-propre
- self-esteem
- assurance
- self-importance
- pomposity
Weak:
- selfishness
- self-respect
- disdainfulness
- overconfidence
- pretension
- hubris
- self-assumption
- self-assurance
- haughtiness
- pretence
- superciliousness
- swellheadedness
- self-confidence
- imperiousness
- pretense
- pretentiousness
- lordliness
- self-assertion
- self-pride
- self-centeredness
- egoism
- presumption
- self-righteousness
- snobbishness
Meaning of self-admiration
Webster
self-admiration (n.)
Admiration of one's self.
self-admiration Sentence Examples
- The dancer's self-admiration was evident in her haughty demeanor.
- The politician's self-admiration blinded him to his own shortcomings.
- His self-admiration made him impervious to criticism.
- The artist's paintings were filled with images of her own self-admiration.
- The actor's self-admiration kept him from truly connecting with his audience.
- The writer's self-admiration was reflected in his verbose and self-indulgent prose.
- The narcissist's self-admiration consumed him, leaving no room for love or empathy.
- The child's self-admiration was a testament to her innocence and lack of self-awareness.
- The young woman's self-admiration was both a source of pride and a hindrance to her growth.
- His self-admiration was so extreme that it became a form of self-sabotage.
FAQs About the word self-admiration
Admiration of one's self.
pride, pridefulness, arrogance, ego,vanity, complacency, bighead, self-opinion, pompousness, complacence
humility, humility, modesty, humbleness, modesty, diffidence, humbleness, diffidence,altruism, timidity
The dancer's self-admiration was evident in her haughty demeanor.
The politician's self-admiration blinded him to his own shortcomings.
His self-admiration made him impervious to criticism.
The artist's paintings were filled with images of her own self-admiration.
