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accomplishments A series of impressive achievements that make you feel like a big shot. ■ After finishing his homework, Timmy decided to brag about his accomplishments by shouting "Look at me! I'm so smart!" from the rooftop.
Applauded To receive a standing ovation for one's performance or achievements. ■ "The comedian was applauded by the audience for his funny jokes and entertaining act."
Boast To brag about one's achievements or possessions. ■ "I may not have the biggest muscles, but I can boast that I can lift more weight than any of you!"
bragged To talk loudly and boastfully about one's achievements or possessions. ■ John bragged about his new sports car, but no one believed him because it was just a used Honda Civic in disguise.
cad A person who is arrogant, self-centered, and lacks social graces. ■ "He was such a cad at the party, constantly bragging about his achievements and ignoring everyone else."
Celebrity A famous person who is widely admired and respected, often for their talent or achievements in entertainment. ■ The celebrity was swarmed by fans as they arrived at the event.
claimed To make a bold and unsubstantiated claim about one's abilities or achievements. ■ "I claimed I could eat an entire elephant in one bite, but it turns out I was just full of hot air."
Credits A person's reputation or standing in the community, often based on their achievements and contributions. ■ He had high credits in his field, but he never let it go to his head.
egotistical adjective: relating to or characterized by excessive pride in one's own abilities, achievements, or possessions ■ "John's egotistical nature made him refuse to admit that he was lost on his way to the party."
Envied Feeling jealous and resentful towards someone else's possessions, achievements, or luck. ■ After hearing about her neighbor's new vacation home in the mountains, Sarah couldn't help but envied her friend's luxurious lifestyle.
esteem A high level of respect or admiration for someone, usually based on their achievements or qualities. ■ "I have the highest esteem for my grandma - she's a true rockstar!"
gloat To boast or brag about one's possessions or achievements. ■ John gloated about his new car, but Sarah couldn't help but roll her eyes and think "nice try."
glory The state of being highly respected or admired, often due to accomplishments or achievements. ■ "I was filled with glory after winning the gold medal in the marathon."
Honours A collection of degrees, awards, and other recognitions given to a person or institution as a result of their achievements. ■ After receiving numerous honours for her scientific contributions, the brilliant physicist was finally given the recognition she deserved.
impressions A strong feeling of admiration or approval for someone or something, typically based on outward appearance or achievements. ■ "Wow, she has such a great impression! I wish I could be as confident as she is."
laureate A person who has won a prize or award, often for academic or artistic achievements. ■ "Johnny the rockstar was awarded the Golden Laureate for his outstanding contributions to the music industry."
Legend A person who is widely known and celebrated for their greatness or achievements. ■ "The legend of David Copperfield will live on forever as he successfully pulled off the illusion of levitating."
Modesty The quality of being humble and not bragging about one's achievements. ■ He was so modest that he didn't even mention that he won the lottery.
pride A feeling of deep pleasure and satisfaction derived from one's own achievements, qualities, or abilities. ■ "I'm so proud of my dog, he learned to catch a frisbee!"
proud Feeling good about oneself or one's achievements, often to the point of arrogance or conceit. ■ He was so proud of his new car that he refused to let anyone else drive it.
Respected A person who is highly regarded and given great honor, typically for their intelligence or important achievements. ■ "John is so respected in his field that he was invited to give the keynote speech at the annual conference."
Tribute A fee or gift paid to a person in recognition of their services, achievements, or authority. ■ "I paid tribute to my favorite teacher by writing her a song."
vanity An excessive pride in one's appearance or achievements. ■ He spent hours grooming his hair and applying makeup every morning just to look good on social media. That's pure vanity!
arrogance A quality or feeling of overweening pride or conceit; an excessive sense of one's own importance. ■ John walked into the room with his head held high, exuding an air of arrogance that was hard to miss. When asked about his achievements, he responded with a smug smile and an insincere "of course I'm the best."
bragging The act of boasting or bragging about one's achievements, possessions, or abilities. ■ "I may not be the fastest runner in the world, but I can certainly outbrag anyone when it comes to my collection of rare and exotic pets."
Bubbies The most annoying and obnoxious people you'll ever meet. They're always talking about themselves and their achievements, and they have no idea how to take criticism. ■ "I can't stand these bubbies at work. They always want to be the center of attention and talk down to me like I don't know anything."
Celebrities Noun - A group of famous people who are recognized for their achievements in various fields such as entertainment, sports, or politics. ■ "I can't believe I just met Tom Cruise and Oprah at the same event! It was like a celebrity buffet!"
gloating the act of boasting or gloating about one's own achievements, often in a way that is obnoxious or unsportsmanlike. ■ "John couldn't help but gloat about his recent promotion at work, even though he had no idea how to actually do his new job."
pompous adjective describing someone who is overly formal or pretentious, often with an exaggerated sense of importance. ■ "The pompous mayor gave a long-winded speech about the city's achievements, completely unaware of how ridiculous he looked in his fancy suit and top hat."
rank To be highly regarded or respected, often due to achievements or other factors. ■The famous athlete has achieved many accolades and is widely considered to be one of the greatest in their field, earning them a high rank among fans and fellow competitors.
Real Something that is not just an illusion or appearance, but actually exists in the real world. ■ When he said he could run a marathon at 50 years old, I knew he was just being real. He didn't want to brag about his past achievements.
trophies A collection of objects or achievements won as a symbol of victory or honor. ■ "When I found out my cat had won three trophies for hunting mice, I couldn't help but think that maybe it was time to call him 'The Hunter'."