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/ee'goh may"nee euh, -mayn"yeuh, eg'oh-/, n.psychologically abnormal egotism.[1815-25; EGO + -MANIA; modeled on monomania]
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egomanía — Preocupación patológica por uno mismo, con una sensación exagerada de la importancia de uno mismo. Diccionario Mosby Medicina, Enfermería y Ciencias de la Salud, Ediciones Hancourt, S.A. 1999 … Diccionario médico
egomania — 1825, from EGO (Cf. ego) + MANIA (Cf. mania) … Etymology dictionary
egomania — ► NOUN ▪ obsessive egotism. DERIVATIVES egomaniac noun egomaniacal adjective … English terms dictionary
egomania — [ē΄gō mā′nē ə, eg΄ōmā′nē′ə; ē΄gōmān′yə, eg΄ōmān′yə] n. [ EGO + MANIA] abnormally excessive egotism egomaniac [ē΄gō mā′nē ak΄, ēg΄ō mā′nē ak΄] adj. egomaniacal [ē΄gōmə nī′ə kəl] … English World dictionary
egomania — noun Excessive vanity, pride or arrogance; self importance. Theres a lot of egomania going around: it seems everyone believes they are the most capable and important person in the room … Wiktionary
Egomania (UK TV Documentary) — Egomania was an episode of a 3 part documentary series on Channel 4 made by Firecracker Films about people who are diagnosed with what psychiatrists call Narcissistic personality disorder (NPD). The other two parts of the series, called Mania ,… … Wikipedia
egomania — noun Date: 1825 the quality or state of being extremely egocentric • egomaniac noun • egomaniacal adjective • egomaniacally adverb … New Collegiate Dictionary
egomania — Extreme self centeredness, self appreciation, or self content. [ego + G. mania, frenzy] * * * ego·ma·nia .ē gō mā nē ə, nyə n the quality or state of being extremely egocentric * * * ego·ma·nia (e″go maґne ə) [ego + mania] extreme self … Medical dictionary
egomania — (Roget s Thesaurus II) noun Concern only for oneself: egocentricity, egocentrism, egoism, self absorption, self centeredness, self involvement, selfishness. See SELF … English dictionary for students
egomanía — sustantivo femenino medicina egoísmo … Diccionario de sinónimos y antónimos
