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egoism

[ee-goh-iz-uhm, eg-oh-] / ˈi goʊˌɪz əm, ˈɛg oʊ- /


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The egoism of being an actor is wonderful to laugh at.

From New York Times

Pauli conveys the brilliant inventor’s egoism and emotional stuntedness, qualities that at one point provoke a climactic showdown with Ada.

From Washington Post

It’s a mistake to think that giving special weight to your own interests and concerns is egoism; egoism is giving them more weight than they merit.

From New York Times

In a statement last week to the ongoing WHO annual assembly, North Korea accused unspecified countries of dominating vaccine supplies and causing a global “bottleneck” due to “national egoism.”

From The Guardian

That darkness Trump spoke of, a figment of his fevered imagination, came to pass Wednesday, a product of the president’s delusion, egoism and deliberate provocation.

From Los Angeles Times