What is a conceit?

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An extended metaphor that explores the link between two different objects

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What is the sentence of conceit?
Conceit is the downfall of many criminals because they think they're smarter than the cops.
An example of conceit?
When you have something for example new, and you want that everybody notice it. ADDENDUM: A conceit is also a "thought" -- specifically, an elaborate or strained metaphor. Elizabethan poetry swarms...
What is an example of a conceit?
A conceit is an exaggerated simile or metaphor comparing two totally unlike things.Example: A lover's love is compared to a compass for drawing circles.
Example of a conceit?
A conceit is a "thought" -- specifically, an elaborate or strained metaphor. Elizabethan poetry swarms with conceits. Characteristic examples are in Shakespeare's sonnet, "Shall I Compare Thee To A...
What is conceit in a sentence?
arrogance