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Meanings of egotist in English
Usage of egotist in English
1
There was not one speck of envy in the whole human-hearted egotist.
2
I had the pleasure of seeing that egotist hung, with these eyes.
3
He had become an egotist and so had dared to love her.
4
Not that I was born an egotist, but I have become one.
5
I seem to hear you saying: 'And a fine egotist he'll be!'
6
A worn-out libertine; a sneering, cynical misogynist; a nauseated reveller; a hateful egotist.
7
You are an egotist, Paul; and that is the beginning of all art.
8
The grief of youth is an abominable egotist, and that is the truth.
9
The egotist seemed not to object to having all the talk to himself.
10
But the octogenarian egotist has something to tell about beside herself.
11
He's an egotist, of the first water; there is no getting over that.
12
He was so frankly an egotist that it ceased to be a weakness.
13
The man of to-day is an egotist regarding his scientific achievements.
14
The man who has never felt or shown weakness is a contemptible egotist.
15
Whitman's calm and poise was not that of the ice-encrusted egotist.
16
He was not a libertine like Henry IV., nor an egotist like Napoleon.
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