egocentric in Irish
egocentric in Irish is féinlárnach, leithleach — egocentric means focused on oneself, one's own needs, or one's own point of view; self-centered.
egocentric in Irish
féinlárnach
Egotistical.
leithleach
Egotistical.
What does "egocentric" mean?
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adj Focused on oneself, one's own needs, or one's own point of view; self-centered.
"His egocentric attitude made teamwork almost impossible."
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egocentric in a sentence
- His egocentric attitude made teamwork almost impossible.
- Toddlers are naturally egocentric — the world revolves around them.
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What is "egocentric" in Irish?
"egocentric" in Irish is féinlárnach, leithleach. egocentric means: Focused on oneself, one's own needs, or one's own point of view; self-centered.
How do you use "egocentric" in a sentence?
Example: "His egocentric attitude made teamwork almost impossible." In Irish, "egocentric" is féinlárnach, leithleach.
Are there other ways to say "egocentric" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "egocentric": féinlárnach, leithleach.
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