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She is accused of being egotistical and aloof.egotistical = conceited and self-centered
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She has talent, but she is too egotistical.
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Would you describe her as more egotistical or more humble?
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How I'm an egotistical guy who goes around giving girls STDs. (source)
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It was ridiculous, and egotistical, to think that I could affect anyone that strongly. (source)
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He gets more exasperating and egotistical as the days go by. (source)
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I know that sounds really egotistical but I feel it. (source)egotistical = conceited and self-centered
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And if the conference was peaceful, it was simply a matter of following the assassin — by then inevitably buoyed by the success of his tactics as well as by whatever the client delivered — and taking an unsuspecting supreme egotist in Tian an men Square.† (source)egotist = someone who is conceited and self-centered
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It was all table manners, not derived from any sense of kindness or decency or humanity, but originally from an egotistic desire to look like gentlemen and ladies.† (source)egotistic = conceited and self-centered
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They are godless through and through, gross egotists, despicable materialists.† (source)egotists = people who are conceited and self-centered
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Three of them scrambled egotistically for the honor of pulling her into the boat, managing, among them, to bruise her knee and hip against the side.† (source)egotistically = in a manner that is conceited and self-centered
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The popular, egotistical general who considered the members of Congress no better than cattle and longed for the "necessary power" to set everything straight was no longer a factor. (source)egotistical = conceited and self-centered
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I get kicked upstairs to Oranienburg and I have to endure the intolerable embarrassment of seeing them put Liebehenschel in my place—Liebehenschel, that insufferable egotist with his bloated reputation for efficiency.† (source)egotist = someone who is conceited and self-centered
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Circumstances have made it seem rather egotistic in me to urge the subject; but that is not my fault: it is because there is a fight being made against it by the other medical men.† (source)egotistic = conceited and self-centered
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In my dealings with criminals in the past one thing had become obvious, that all were incurable optimists, as well as egotists.† (source)egotists = people who are conceited and self-centered
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If every confectioner went buzzing about the world banging against everything that came in his way and egotistically calling upon everybody to take notice that he was going to his work and must not be interrupted, the world would be quite an unsupportable place.† (source)egotistically = in a manner that is conceited and self-centered
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