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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a vanity project" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a project that is undertaken primarily for personal satisfaction or to enhance one's image, rather than for practical or functional reasons.
Example: "The new art installation in the park is seen by many as a vanity project of the mayor, rather than a genuine effort to improve the community."
Alternatives: "self-indulgent endeavor" or "ego-driven initiative".
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A vanity project!
"It's not a vanity project".
This was a vanity project.
It's a vanity project and nothing else.
Well, then it's a vanity project.
Is this more than a vanity project?
Yet, as I say, this is not a vanity project.
But "Charles Jessold" is genuinely literary, not a vanity project.
It's enough of a vanity project as it is.
And someone called the bridge a vanity project.
"It's far from a vanity project for us".
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