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Meanings of grandiose delusions in English
Psychopathological condition (that is, when an individual believes that he has exceptional abilities, fame, wealth, or omnipotence)
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Examples for "megalomania"
Examples for "megalomania"
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But the insolence and the megalomania of modern Germany made this difficult.
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The megalomania of Louis XIV had set Europe in a blaze of war.
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The experience of MacArthur's megalomania left an indelible impression on Haig.
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A certain amount of megalomania is a prerequisite for any entrepreneur.
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We allowed only for a megalomania-notfor an intensely psychopathic paranoia as well.
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Why should they have concerned themselves with his apparent delusions of grandeur?
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Your delusions of grandeur have carried your mind off into another space.
3
He was once a minor character in Porn with delusions of grandeur.
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But the pay is worth putting up with their delusions of grandeur.
5
She might be telling the truth or suffering from delusions of grandeur.
Usage of grandiose delusions in English
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As grandiose delusions go, global domination makes more sense than self-annihilation.
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People compensate with fantasies and grandiose delusions for their growing sense of uncertainty, helplessness, and fears.
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In his grandiose delusions, the narcissist is sui generis, a gift to humanity, a precious, fragile, object.
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Tchicaya told himself he didn't care what they found; when there turned out to be nothing, they could laugh at his grandiose delusions together.
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Translations for grandiose delusions
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