vanity
- noun
- /ˈvænɪti/
- US
- I walk over to the vanity and notice a note scrawled in her handwriting.
- vanity mirror
- vanity table
- bathroom vanity
I just think that this little guy sitting on your vanity looks kind of cool, right?
- I just think that this little guy sitting on your vanity looks kind of cool, right?
- This floating vanity like this is super luxurious.
- And this is optional, a remote to control your vanity.
- Yeah, hurry in this corner in this little vanity area with a big closet and hair dryer.
Examples
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Oh, look, it's a little vanity table.
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Here is the vanity that I keep all of my skin care in and stuff.
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So starting off on this side, this is my vanity over here.
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I just think that this little guy sitting on your vanity looks kind of cool, right?
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Do you guys remember I had my first ever vanity right here?
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This is the vanity that has like a marble top.
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Ever since she could sit in front of my vanity, my daughter has loved makeup.
Blog text (4) -
After a few moments, I stepped away from the door and went to the vanity table.
Fiction book (1995) -
Female bedrooms more often include vanity dressing tables, sofas, and sewing machines.
Academic text (2007) -
Alyssa then dragged the stool to the vanity and began to apply her mother's makeup.
Synonyms
A piece of furniture with drawers for storing clothes
A low table with a mirror for doing hair and makeup
A low table with a mirror used to sit at and put on makeup
Compounds
- Jargon
A business that prints books for authors who pay, often with little editing
How Functional
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Vanity as a dressing table takes its name from the same idea as the word vain ('proud'). A vanity is a small table with a mirror where you check and admire yourself, so the name fits the furniture's use.