ego in Greek
ego in Greek is εγώ — ego means a person's sense of their own importance and self-worth.
ego in Greek
εγώ
Pronounced: ego
The self, especially with a sense of self-importance.
What does "ego" mean?
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noun A person's sense of their own importance and self-worth.
"Winning the award did wonders for his ego."
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noun (psychology) In Freudian theory, the part of the mind that deals rationally with reality, balancing instinct against conscience.
"The therapist explained how the ego mediates between desire and guilt."
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ego in a sentence
- Winning the award did wonders for his ego.
- She has a huge ego and hates being contradicted.
- The therapist explained how the ego mediates between desire and guilt.
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What is "ego" in Greek?
"ego" in Greek is εγώ. ego means: A person's sense of their own importance and self-worth.
How do you pronounce εγώ?
"ego" in Greek is εγώ, pronounced "ego".
How do you use "ego" in a sentence?
Example: "Winning the award did wonders for his ego." In Greek, "ego" is εγώ.
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