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egomania
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egomania /ego·ma·nia/ (e″go-ma´ne-ah) extreme self-centeredness; extreme egotism.
e·go·ma·ni·a (g-mn-, -mny, g-)
n.
Extreme appreciation or preoccupation with the self.
egomania
[ē′gōmā′nē·ə]
Etymology: Gk, ego, I, mania, madness
a pathologic preoccupation with the self and an exaggerated sense of one's own importance.
egomania [e″go-ma´ne-ah]
extreme self-centeredness; extreme egotism.
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And if you ask me, we need a diversity of political hacks and self-financing egomaniacs in state elections.
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Cardiff's Coal Exchange had never seen anything like it, well, not since the last meeting of egomaniacs (un)anonymous anyway.
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In truth it does matter because there is nothing more calculated to make life impossible for ordinary citizens or businesses than the stupid egomaniacs who sometimes become politicians and local government officers.
Steve Brauner by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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