self-importance (Meaning)

Wordnet

self-importance (n)

an inflated feeling of pride in your superiority to others

an exaggerated opinion of your own importance

Webster

self-importance (n.)

An exaggerated estimate of one's own importance or merit, esp. as manifested by the conduct or manners; self-conceit.

self-importance Sentence Examples

  1. Her self-importance was evident in her haughty demeanor and condescending tone.
  2. The politician's self-importance manifested in his grandiose speeches and self-serving actions.
  3. The self-important CEO refused to consider input from his subordinates.
  4. The actor's self-importance led him to demand outlandish treatment on set.
  5. The self-important athlete constantly boasted about his accomplishments.
  6. The self-importance of the doctor made it difficult for patients to feel comfortable seeking his help.
  7. The business owner's self-importance prevented him from seeing the flaws in his products.
  8. The self-important professor lectured his students with an air of superiority.
  9. The self-important guest demanded the best table in the restaurant.
  10. The self-important neighbor constantly complained about the perceived wrongs done to him.

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Her self-importance was evident in her haughty demeanor and condescending tone.

The politician's self-importance manifested in his grandiose speeches and self-serving actions.

The self-important CEO refused to consider input from his subordinates.

The actor's self-importance led him to demand outlandish treatment on set.