About The Word Egotist
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Egotist
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What's The Definition Of Egotist?
[n] a conceited and self-centered person
Synonyms | Synonyms for Egotist: egoist | swellhead Related Terms | Find terms related to Egotist: braggart | careerist | egocentric | egoist | fortune hunter | hog | individualist | know-it-all | lone wolf | loner | monopolist | narcissist | Narcissus | narcist | no modest violet | road hog | self-advancer | self-pleaser | self-seeker | self-server | smart aleck | swellhead | temporizer | timepleaser | timeserver | tufthunter See Also | blowhard | boaster | braggart | bragger | disagreeable person | egomaniac | exhibitionist | know-all | know-it-all | line-shooter | megalomaniac | miles gloriosus | popinjay | show-off | unpleasant person | vaunter Egotist In Webster's Dictionary \E"go*tist\, n. [L. ego I + ending -tist for -ist. See
{Egotism}, and cf. {Egoist}.]
One addicted to egotism; one who speaks much of himself or
magnifies his own achievements or affairs.
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