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Meanings of ego in English
Portuguese
egoísmo Usage of ego in English
1
The suit is far more about ego, money, and power, said Gosling.
2
Working in this industry, it's really easy to get an inflated ego.
3
The ego and the non-ego differ in themselves and in their attributes.
4
Her ego only got involved in terms of, was this good enough.
5
Reality is positional, ego is relational and nature doesn't deal in abstractions.
6
Musical guilty pleasure: Robbie Williams' music at the peak of his ego.
7
I learned a great deal about homage and ego in these cultures.
8
I've broken my ego many a times trying to make it happen.
9
That's quite a price to pay for a few ego-building campaign rallies.
10
Subconsciously, Catherine's alter ego wanted Annie's defender to take her case too.
11
Not deliberately, of course, but you know what his ego is like.
12
This, in good faith, does not transcend the limits of the ego.
13
This is not a time for ego, but a time for action.
14
Some will come bearing massages, either to stroke your ego or body.
15
I wasn't fluffing Jerry's ego when I said he was the best.
16
My advice to them: Try to take your ego out of it.
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