Thesaurus / megalomania

megalomania

How to use megalomania in a sentence

It’s supposed to read as vulnerability, but it looks a lot like megalomania, surely the exact opposite of what Larraín intended.

As the race theory must inevitably lead to megalomania and reaction, so it must inevitably lead to militarism.

Even as race heresy must result in racial megalomania, it must result in political reaction and in the government of caste.

Of that megalomania the Kaiser has been, in innumerable speeches, the eloquent and insolent spokesman.

I went out of my mind, I had megalomania; but then I was cheerful, confident, and even happy; I was interesting and original.

What should be a generous, and in part altruistic, exaltation becomes mere megalomania.

Convinced that our policy in Mesopotamia is due to the War Minister's megalomania he is most anxious to bring him to book.

The orphan system of Onzar was fuming under its leader's driving, paranoid megalomania.

She could not see that in trying to curb what she regarded as megalomania she was doing anything wicked.

Several years before the great war began a Dutch humorist wrote a play on German megalomania.

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OCTOBER 26, 1985