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Meanings of narcissistic in English
Characteristic of those having an inflated idea of their own importance.
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Examples for "egotistical"
Examples for "egotistical"
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But I am running on about myself in a most egotistical style.
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I suppose the world is just all egotistical children and broken-in people.
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The exquisite bit from Catullus will best excuse my otherwise egotistical quotation.
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In his gloomiest mood he is most insincere, most egotistical, most pretentious.
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Diaz had the right to be egotistical, but he was modesty itself.
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I believe country-people are even more egotistic than the dwellers in cities.
2
They accuse England of perpetuating for egotistic ends the state of anarchy.
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Though corrupt and egotistic, that aristocracy was, in some instances, singularly impartial.
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The male indifference to death seemed stupid, egotistic and criminal to her.
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But if they could reform their egotistic attitudes, they could change their destiny.
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How entirely different from this easy, self-loving, human forgiveness is the Divine Forgiveness of Christ!
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To take back what once belonged to them, and that is a self-loving and confident self.
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We can be bold, and pro-woman, and self-loving but we cannot make others see and value us.
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The colors were ebbing from her fantasy, her self-loving pleasures in movement and balance were fading, her arm was aching.
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Of course they are justly reproached who are Self-loving in this sense.
Usage of narcissistic in English
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In the narcissistic world of tech he comes across as really genuine.
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The pictures on the site appear to suggest narcissistic self-portraits and up-skirt-shots.
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The emphasis has shifted from narcissistic posturing to economic survival and prosperity.
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Is its narcissistic leader any match for that space whore Captain Kirk?
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And if you can't avoid dealing with a narcissistic parent or boss?
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Eventually, I found it pleasurable, in a confusing and vaguely narcissistic way.
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They showed that these youngsters were becoming more narcissistic, rather than less.
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Instead, they supply brilliant insight into the bizarre projections of narcissistic leadership.
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His true, narcissistic, face is exposed and it is hideous to behold.
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Not surprisingly, narcissistic disorders are more common among men than among women.
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Just fun, fun, fun and endless music for the thirsty narcissistic soul.
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Brandewaite was the quintessential immaculately coifed, oily, narcissistic man of the nineties.
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Meanwhile the increasingly narcissistic Amber has discovered a new motivation: sex.
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But social and religious codes curbed the most narcissistic of kings and conquerors.
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Or the way social media encourages a narcissistic fixation with our own personalities?
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But neglectful or narcissistic parents are everywhere, especially, as the title suggests, fathers.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common