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Meanings of narcissistic in anglès

Characteristic of those having an inflated idea of their own importance.

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Usage of narcissistic in anglès
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In the narcissistic world of tech he comes across as really genuine.
The Irish Times
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The pictures on the site appear to suggest narcissistic self-portraits and up-skirt-shots.
Wired
3
The emphasis has shifted from narcissistic posturing to economic survival and prosperity.
Russian Roulette: Russia's Economy in Putin's Era
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Is its narcissistic leader any match for that space whore Captain Kirk?
Wired
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And if you can't avoid dealing with a narcissistic parent or boss?
The Guardian
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Eventually, I found it pleasurable, in a confusing and vaguely narcissistic way.
Axiomatic
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They showed that these youngsters were becoming more narcissistic, rather than less.
Radio NZ
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Instead, they supply brilliant insight into the bizarre projections of narcissistic leadership.
The Guardian
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His true, narcissistic, face is exposed and it is hideous to behold.
After the Rain : how the West lost the East
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Not surprisingly, narcissistic disorders are more common among men than among women.
Financial Crime and Corruption
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Just fun, fun, fun and endless music for the thirsty narcissistic soul.
The Guardian
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Brandewaite was the quintessential immaculately coifed, oily, narcissistic man of the nineties.
Mortal Allies
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Meanwhile the increasingly narcissistic Amber has discovered a new motivation: sex.
The Guardian
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But social and religious codes curbed the most narcissistic of kings and conquerors.
The Glands Regulating Personality / A Study of the Glands of Int...
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Or the way social media encourages a narcissistic fixation with our own personalities?
The Guardian
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But neglectful or narcissistic parents are everywhere, especially, as the title suggests, fathers.
The Guardian
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common