Pronunciation: /ˈnɑːrsəsɪst/
noun a person who has an excessive interest in or admiration of themselves
A1 My friend told me that her ex-boyfriend was a narcissist.
A2 The narcissist only cared about his own appearance and never listened to others.
B1 Dealing with a narcissist can be challenging as they often lack empathy for others.
B2 The narcissist's constant need for admiration and validation made it difficult to have a healthy relationship with them.
C1 The therapist identified the patient's narcissistic tendencies and worked on addressing them in therapy.
C2 The CEO's narcissistic behavior caused tension in the workplace as he constantly put his own interests above the company's.
formal The psychologist diagnosed him as a narcissist due to his extreme self-centeredness.
informal She's such a narcissist, always talking about herself and ignoring others.
slang That guy is a total narcissist, always taking selfies and posting them online.
figurative Being a narcissist is like looking in a mirror and only seeing yourself, never noticing others around you.
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