conceitedly

He differentiated, not conceitedly, between Clem Sypher and himself.

"And the real thing is only for the elect, like us," said Angela, conceitedly.

And if you can do it with him—why, I conceitedly thought it quite a distinction.

He lifted his nimble cudgel in the air and waved it conceitedly to and fro in time to the song that rose beyond the window.

I gave the address of my own flat and awaited developments with high hope; for I conceitedly expected an "ad."

Auntie Cam and his mother would sew, and it seemed as if he read to me chiefly—I don't mean that conceitedly, but it really did!

“Strange how nervous everybody is in my presence,” murmured the Dodo, conceitedly.

"Eighty-eight—ninety-eight," said old Major Jennings (but not conceitedly).

I describe myself thus directly, but not conceitedly, because I want to be known as you see me, for just what I am.

"I know better than to kiss and tell," answered young Salter conceitedly.