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(as) proud as a peacock
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used to describe someone who has an excessively high opinion of themselves
What is the origin of the idiom "proud as a peacock" and when to use it?
The phrase "proud as a peacock" originated in English literature during the 14th century and refers to someone who is excessively proud or boastful, drawing comparison to the vibrant display of a peacock's feathers. This idiom is used informally to describe individuals who are excessively proud or boastful, often seeking attention or admiration from others.
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The athlete stood on the podium, proud as a peacock, basking in the glory of winning the championship.
She flaunted her achievements at every opportunity, as proud as a peacock, seeking validation from others.
He strutted around with his new car, proud as a peacock, eager to show off his latest possession.
She flaunted her achievements at every opportunity, as proud as a peacock, seeking validation from others.
She paraded around in her extravagant outfit, proud as a peacock, demanding attention and admiration.
