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self-praise n
the act or an instance of expressing commendation for oneself ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
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This bit of self-praise, of course, fitted excel- lently the laborious inanity of the whole conversa- tion. Sophronia, darling, Mr and Mrs Boffin will remind you of the old adage, that self-praise is no recommendation. Osborne broke out into a rhapsody of self-praise and imprecations;-- by the first, excusing himself to his own conscience for his conduct; by the second, exaggerating the undutifulness of George. |
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