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egoism

egoísmo, n.

Pronunciación /ˈiɡoʊˌɪzəm/ /ˈɛɡəʊɪz(ə)m/ /ˈiːɡəʊɪz(ə)m/

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    (selfishness)
    egoísmo masculino
    • In the language of flowers, the narcissus stands for vanity and egoism.
    • The man shows a shocking amount of egoism - not that it's shocking that he's egotistical, it's just surprising that he lets it show so blatantly.
    • The ability for a couple to marry is based on each one controlling innate egoism and narcissism.
    • Hobbes accepted that human beings are capable of generosity, kindness, and co-operation but the pride and egoism which is inherent in human nature means that mankind also is prone to conflict, violence, and great evil.
    • Parents and teachers should also closely cooperate with each other to arm children with the " spirit of citizenship " so as to help them grow learning to help others and share rather than being encapsulated in strict egoism.
    • Step by step, as I was awakened to examine my egoism and tried to come out of the selfish cave, so I could gradually appreciate the beauty of interdependence and interrelationship for the sake of proclaiming higher values.
    • And not only does suffering make Christians closer to God by breaking down the sufferer's stubborn egoism, it also serves to act as a kind of billboard advertising God's love for all.
    • When people are made to hear of the social violence that exists in their own communities they can escape the gravitational pull of blinkered egoism and begin to work together.
    • Simple stubbornness and egoism can't explain everything - Ralph is too smart and too worldwise for that, even if his followers aren't.
    • Ben countered that in its teaching that the individual must overcome egoism and the yearnings of self, Kabbalah shows how to put a clamp on one's thoughts.
    • The core issue is finding a system for fixing our escalating egoism, which is becoming more evident with each passing generation.
    • We have families where the parents behave like the kids, families where the kids behave like the parents, families where love rules and families where egoism is king.
    • Of course, being well-off does not necessarily breed egoism.
    • The egoism of retired presidents to keep the parties that they founded or co-founded immortal will play a significant role.
    • It is also time to take stock of inner weaknesses such as egoism.
    • That is why, little children, be open to God's love and leave egoism and sin.
    • The brash egoism of 20 years ago has been replaced with a more gracious dignity.
    • His arrogance, egoism and desperate need for womanising, are as well known as his genius.
    • Deliberately to distance oneself from others behind miles of park wall is an act of supreme egoism.
    • For others, he symbolises all that is rotten within Sri Lankan cricket politics: a man driven by egoism and self-interest.

  • 2

    Filosofía
    egoísmo masculino
    • Industrial society brought new problems: soulless individualism, economic egoism, utilitarianism, materialism and the cash nexus.
    • One issue concerns how much ethical egoism differs in content from standard moral theories.
    • Psychological egoism claims that each person has but one ultimate aim: her own welfare.
    • He thought in Darwinian terms of the struggle of nations for survival and preached ' national egoism '.
    • Reason, applied consistently, doesn't lead us down a straight path to egoism, much less to capitalism.

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