Thesaurus / megalomaniac
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synonyms for megalomaniac
- selfish
- self-centered
- self-serving
- individualistic
- pompous
- self-absorbed
- narcissistic
- egoistical
- egoistic
- individualist
- conceited
- egotistic
- self-indulgent
- stuck-up
- vainglorious
- egomaniacal
- egotistical
- self-concerned
- self-interested
- self-loving
- wrapped up in oneself
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How to use megalomaniac in a sentence
He knew that megalomaniac Controllers were either captured or mobbed, and he had no wish to experience either.
THE PENAL CLUSTERIVAR JORGENSEN (AKA RANDALL GARRETT)Before the war he liked to imitate the English, and posed as a German megalomaniac.
PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI, VOL. 150, MARCH 29, 1916VARIOUSHere was one Controller who neither looked nor acted like a megalomaniac.
THE PENAL CLUSTERIVAR JORGENSEN (AKA RANDALL GARRETT)Both worlds are egocentric, megalomaniac, filled to the full with unbridled human will and desire.
DARWIN AND MODERN SCIENCEA.C. SEWARD AND OTHERSIt is only in the study of the gloomily megalomaniac historian that aggressive war becomes a large and glorious thing.
NEW YORK TIMES CURRENT HISTORY: THE EUROPEAN WAR, VOL 2, NO. 1, APRIL, 1915VARIOUSMark Twain was a megalomaniac; only a megalomaniac could have advertised, as he did, for post-mortem obituaries of himself.
THE ORDEAL OF MARK TWAINVAN WYCK BROOKSPascal violently rejected the megalomaniac pride of the Stoic philosopher.
THE ENCHIRIDIONEPICTETUSThat is the point overlooked by the megalomaniac school of Nietzsche and Shaw.
WAR AND THE FUTUREH. G. WELLSBut whisky transformed him from a twitching neurotic into a megalomaniac.
CAPTIVITYM. LEONORA EYLESWas he a megalomaniac, or was his ego an effect of drugs upon a nerve-wracked constitution?
I WALKED IN ARDENJACK CRAWFORDWORDS RELATED TO MEGALOMANIAC
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