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Meanings of self-aggrandizing in English
Exhibiting self-importance.
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Usage of self-aggrandizing in English
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He was not interested in self-aggrandizing or having his name in lights.
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Is there some basic right which self-aggrandizing politicians seek to destroy first?
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Typical self-aggrandizing hyperbole, but acknowledged to be a reasonable comparison nonetheless.
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Many physicists loathe the term, fretting that it makes their discipline seem self-aggrandizing.
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Harris was affable, charming and simultaneously self-deprecating and comically self-aggrandizing.
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In fact, he described you as a self-aggrandizing liar with a history of violence.
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His name put in with the great traitors, con men, and self-aggrandizing egomaniacs of history.
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Why might I want to use such self-aggrandizing language?
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I could see, even appreciate, the value of things apart from all our tacky self-aggrandizing.
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Does one talk about the noble things one has done, or is that too self-aggrandizing?
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But his decision to declare a "Republic" was pre-mature, self-aggrandizing and in vacuo.
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They even had a self-aggrandizing name for themselves.
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It's Michael Moore without the self-aggrandizing hyperbole.
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One self-aggrandizing chapter implies that the author's own Lifestreams software is a splendid example of beauty in action.
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The Swede was a dramatic man, whose self-aggrandizing antics on the slopes with his camera sometimes irritated other climbers.
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But then, the King was no doubt inspired by Wagner's operas, which were nothing if not overdramatic and ponderously self-aggrandizing.