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She described him as an authoritarian megalomaniac.megalomaniac = someone with delusions of grandeur (the belief that they are much more important than they are)
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But they might well decide he was insane and needed treatment for his megalomania.† (source)megalomania = a psychological state characterized by delusions of grandeur (belief that you are much more important than you are)
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Russell Pickett is a straight-up megalomaniac.† (source)megalomaniac = someone with delusions of grandeur (the belief that they are much more important than they are)
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The only people who could stop it —three fashionably dressed teenaged demigods and a megalomaniac goat.† (source)
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He might have said something, some offering of impotent outrage, if this had been the work of the Taliban, or al-Qaeda, or some megalomaniacal Mujahideen commander.† (source)megalomaniacal = related to someone's belief that they are much more important than they are
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Confident, self-assured, real men who wouldn't have forced her to pretend to be anything but her own perfect, rigid, demanding, brilliant, creative, fascinating, rapacious, megalomaniac self.† (source)megalomaniac = someone with delusions of grandeur (the belief that they are much more important than they are)
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That's not a sign of impending megalomania or anything.† (source)megalomania = a psychological state characterized by delusions of grandeur (belief that you are much more important than you are)
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A megalomaniac.† (source)megalomaniac = someone with delusions of grandeur (the belief that they are much more important than they are)
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As the negative press filtered back to him, the megalomaniacal leader turned a cold shoulder to the criticism and insulated his team as much as possible from the other expeditions.† (source)megalomaniacal = related to someone's belief that they are much more important than they are
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Leaving aside the reasons why they are what they are-which can range from a justifiable cause to the psychopathic megalomania of a Jackal-you keep the charades going because they're playing out their own.† (source)megalomania = a psychological state characterized by delusions of grandeur (belief that you are much more important than you are)
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It is not a house of God, but the cell of a megalomaniac.† (source)megalomaniac = someone with delusions of grandeur (the belief that they are much more important than they are)
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That sounds megalomaniacal.† (source)megalomaniacal = related to someone's belief that they are much more important than they are
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Why does every one jump straight to megalomania when this project gets mentioned?† (source)megalomania = a psychological state characterized by delusions of grandeur (belief that you are much more important than you are)
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A sensitive, susceptible, exaggerative, earnest man: a megalomaniac, who would be lost without a sense of humor.† (source)megalomaniac = someone with delusions of grandeur (the belief that they are much more important than they are)
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Even a megalomaniacal billionaire, determined to prevent the dehydration of his pride, grows weary of pouring away money with the tap open wide.† (source)megalomaniacal = related to someone's belief that they are much more important than they are
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'He had fits of madness and megalomania upon the dais, as the scribes, their heads bent in terror, pretended not to hear.'† (source)megalomania = a psychological state characterized by delusions of grandeur (belief that you are much more important than you are)
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