Self-preoccupied
Self-preoccupied adjective - Overly concerned with one's own desires, needs, or interests.
Usage example: one self-preoccupied subject in the psychological study was found to use “I” in 80% of his sentences
Self-complacent and self-preoccupied are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Self-complacent" instead an adjective phrase "Self-preoccupied".
Self-complacent
Self-complacent adjective - Contented to a fault with oneself or one's actions.
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Synonyms for Self-complacent
Self-preoccupied and self-complacent are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Self-preoccupied" instead an adjective phrase "Self-complacent".
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Related pairs
- selfish and self-preoccupied
- selfish and self-complacent
- pompous and self-preoccupied
- pompous and self-complacent
- conceited and self-preoccupied
- conceited and self-complacent
- egotistic and self-preoccupied
- egotistic and self-complacent
- proud and self-preoccupied
- proud and self-complacent
- complacent and self-preoccupied
- complacent and self-complacent
- self-satisfied and self-preoccupied
- self-satisfied and self-complacent
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