self-preoccupation (Meaning)

self-preoccupation

the state of being absorbed or occupied with oneself

The politician's self-preoccupation blinded him to the needs of his constituents.
The narcissist's relentless self-preoccupation left him incapable of genuine empathy.
The artist's self-preoccupation permeated his work, making it deeply introspective.
The teenager's self-preoccupation led her to neglect her studies and friendships.
The CEO's self-preoccupation prevented him from listening to and valuing the opinions of his employees.
The self-preoccupation of the wealthy elite often left them out of touch with the struggles of ordinary people.
The social media influencer's self-preoccupation manifested in constant selfies and oversharing.
The historian's self-preoccupation with his own research hindered his ability to collaborate effectively.
The writer's self-preoccupation led him to reject constructive criticism and stagnate creatively.
The actor's self-preoccupation overshadowed his performances and alienated his audience.

the state of being absorbed or occupied with oneself

ego, vanity, selfishness,selfness, self-concern, egomania, self-absorption, self-regard, self-interest,pridefulness

fairness, neutrality, detachment, unselfishness, generosity,selflessness, altruism, magnanimity, objectivity, self-sacrifice

The politician's self-preoccupation blinded him to the needs of his constituents.

The narcissist's relentless self-preoccupation left him incapable of genuine empathy.

The artist's self-preoccupation permeated his work, making it deeply introspective.

The teenager's self-preoccupation led her to neglect her studies and friendships.