egoist in Japanese
egoist in Japanese is 利己主義者, エゴイスト — egoist means someone who believes that self-interest is, or should be, the basis of moral action.
egoist in Japanese
利己主義者
Pronounced: rikoshugisha
An advocate of egoism.
エゴイスト
Pronounced: egoisuto
An advocate of egoism.
What does "egoist" mean?
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noun Someone who believes that self-interest is, or should be, the basis of moral action.
"The philosopher argued from an egoist position that all actions are ultimately self-serving."
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noun A self-centered person who puts their own interests first.
"He's a classic egoist, never once asking how anyone else was doing."
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egoist in a sentence
- The philosopher argued from an egoist position that all actions are ultimately self-serving.
- He's a classic egoist, never once asking how anyone else was doing.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "egoist" in Japanese?
"egoist" in Japanese is 利己主義者, エゴイスト. egoist means: Someone who believes that self-interest is, or should be, the basis of moral action.
How do you pronounce 利己主義者?
"egoist" in Japanese is 利己主義者, pronounced "rikoshugisha".
How do you use "egoist" in a sentence?
Example: "The philosopher argued from an egoist position that all actions are ultimately self-serving." In Japanese, "egoist" is 利己主義者, エゴイスト.
Are there other ways to say "egoist" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "egoist": 利己主義者, エゴイスト.
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