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Synonyms & Similar Words
egotistical
narcissistic
self-centered
self-absorbed
vain
proud
arrogant
conceited
haughty
superior
egocentric
introverted
individualistic
self-interested
selfish
self-serving
pompous
pretentious
boastful
self-important
imperious
domineering
overbearing
self-satisfied
complacent
smug
self-righteous
holier-than-thou
self-opinionated
opinionated
biased
one-sided
self-preoccupied
inward-looking
insular
isolated
solitary
lone
solo
unaccompanied
friendless
alone
lonely
introvert
self-contained
self-sufficient
independent
autonomous
nonconformist
unorthodox
unconventional
eccentric
odd
quirky
idiosyncratic
peculiar
abnormal
anomalous
Meaning of Self-Obsessed
The primary meaning of "Self-Obsessed" refers to a person who is excessively preoccupied with their own thoughts, feelings, and appearance.
Definitions
- Having or showing an excessive preoccupation with oneself and one's own concerns
- * Being inordinately concerned with one's own thoughts, feelings, and appearance
Etymology of Self-Obsessed
The term "Self-Obsessed" is derived from the combination of "self" and "obsessed", with "self" originating from Old English "sylf" meaning "own person" or "own body", and "obsessed" coming from the Latin "obsidere" meaning "to besiege" or "to occupy", which has been used in English since the 16th century to describe a state of being completely dominated by a thought, feeling, or idea.
Example Uses
- The self-obsessed celebrity spent hours in front of the mirror, admiring his reflection.
- * Her self-obsessed nature made it difficult for her to form meaningful relationships with others.
- * The self-obsessed artist's work was largely autobiographical, reflecting his own thoughts and feelings.
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
altruistic
selfless
generous
kind
considerate
thoughtful
humble
modest
unassuming
unpretentious
retiring
shy
timid
bashful
diffident
unobtrusive
unassertive
cooperative
collaborative
accommodating
complaisant
obliging
deferential
respectful
courteous
polite
civil
gracious
magnanimous
liberal
charitable
philanthropic
benevolent
public-spirited