Egotistic is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EGOTISTIC in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• relating to or displaying egoism, also EGOISTIC, EGOISTICAL, EGOTISTICAL
• Alt. of Egotistical
• characteristic of those having an inflated idea of their own importance
• characteristic of false pride; having an exaggerated sense of self-importance
• of or relating to the drive to maintain and enhance favorable views of oneself, and generally features an inflated opinion of one's personal features and importance.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• excessive use of the first person singular personal pronoun; the practice of talking about oneself too much

Words related to EGOTISTIC

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Words that contain EGOTISTIC

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How to use EGOTISTIC in a sentence

• They accuse England of perpetuating for egotistic ends the state of anarchy.
• The movements of exaltation which belong to genius are egotistic by their very nature.
• See how happiness make us egotistic! I talk to you about myself, while it is about you that we ought to occupy ourselves, of you, and of your future.
• Absolute beauty, in the nature of things, must be essentially egotistic, and subject everything to its rule.
• Parents enjoy the pleasures of their children as they never did their own egotistic delights.
• His prospects looked so rosy that they led him into egotistic outlines of what he intended to accomplish.
• He himself was a stout unbeliever in individual immortality, teaching his children that the craving for it was one of the egotistic impulses of the unregenerate human heart.
• For, so far as he withdraws himself from his fellows into a physical or mental isolation, so far he approaches egotistic madness.
• It loves, but its affections are selfish and egotistic.
• How little this music really expressed it! It seemed too humanly near-sighted, too egotistic, too petty to sound out under those far-seeing stars, in that divine quiet.
• Men look upon art as if it were to be pursued merely for the sake of art, for the egotistic pleasure of the artist, and not as a moral power full of responsibility and dignity.
• The desires which spring out of direct interest are elevating, while the desires which are associated with indirect interest are in many cases egotistic and selfish.
• The hidden realities in all these passionately egotistic selves came to her as she sat watching, in attractive or repellent flashes of light.
• He was intensely egotistic, and totally indifferent to all religious belief.
• He was the selfish, egotistic, narrow, money-making fellow.
• Were there not a solid foundation of observation, learning, genius, and conscience to his work, his egotistic eccentricities would awake a tempest of hisses.
• Though corrupt and egotistic, that aristocracy was, in some instances, singularly impartial.
• I think of our return, of the day when he told me of the necessity for his voyage to Antigua, and of my own egotistic unwillingness to accompany him.
• ROGER BACON may seem egotistic in argument, but his mind was humble to learn.
• He had let things rip and shown no egotistic concern in the business of others.
• Educated to maintain the icy manners, the Britannic and egotistic deportment which I described to you, she opens and shuts her heart with the ease of a British mechanism.
• In separation, competition and antagonism lie arid, poor, mean lives, conceited and egotistic, vapid and contemptible.
• In antagonism, separation and competition lie arid, poor, mean lives, egotistic and conceited, vapid and fickle.

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