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self-vaunting

  • a word derived from vaunting.
    vaunting
    adjective
    having a boastfully proud disposition.

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His own self-vaunting hope is that he will become not merely a hero for our time, but one who will saunter on and on, wearing his sword and his plumed hat, through the ages.

From The Guardian Sep. 28, 2012

There was in the man's whole expression such an unconscious look of irrepressibility, his self-vaunting was so spontaneous, he so evidently took his high-flown phrases seriously, that even his foibles made him the more engaging.

From The Road to Paris by Robert Neilson Stephens