self-infatuated (Meaning)

self-infatuated

characterized by self-infatuation

The self-infatuated artist could not bear criticism, as it shattered the illusion of his own perfection.
Her self-infatuated nature made her blind to the flaws in her own character.
The self-infatuated CEO believed he was the epitome of success, despite his company's declining profits.
His self-infatuation led him to underestimate his opponents and overestimate his own abilities.
The self-infatuated singer refused to take singing lessons because she believed her voice was already flawless.
Her self-infatuation clouded her judgment, making it difficult for her to see reason.
The self-infatuated politician thought himself above the law, and it eventually led to his downfall.
His self-infatuation made him a poor listener, as he was too busy marveling at his own brilliance.
She was so self-infatuated that she ignored the needs of others, believing she was the only one who mattered.
The self-infatuated writer believed all his work was destined to become literary masterpieces.

characterized by self-infatuation

selfish, egotistical, self-preoccupied, solipsistic, self-seeking, self-involved, self-interested, self-obsessed, self-serving, egotistic

selfless, benevolent, philanthropical, humanitarian, self-sacrificing, generous, unselfish, magnanimous, beneficent, philanthropic

The self-infatuated artist could not bear criticism, as it shattered the illusion of his own perfection.

Her self-infatuated nature made her blind to the flaws in her own character.

The self-infatuated CEO believed he was the epitome of success, despite his company's declining profits.

His self-infatuation led him to underestimate his opponents and overestimate his own abilities.