self-involved Synonyms
Strongest:
- philanthropical
- beneficent
- self-denying
- charitable
- magnanimous
- philanthropic
- altruistic
- selfless
- magnanimous
- self-denying
- unselfish
- philanthropical
- unselfish
- humanitarian
- selfless
- philanthropic
- benevolent
- humanitarian
- generous
- benevolent
- charitable
- self-sacrificing
- altruistic
- beneficent
- generous
- self-sacrificing
Strong:
- diffident
- self-giving
- self-giving
- other-directed
- self-forgetting
- self-forgetful
- greathearted
- self-forgetful
- diffident
- greathearted
- self-forgetting
- other-directed
Weak:
self-involved Meaning
self-involved (s)
absorbed in your own interests or thoughts etc
self-involved Sentence Examples
- The self-involved politician ignored the needs of his constituents, focusing only on his own career.
- Her self-involved nature made it difficult for her to empathize with others.
- The self-involved boss took all the credit for the team's success without acknowledging their contributions.
- His self-involved actions alienated his friends and colleagues.
- The self-involved student ignored the lecture, preferring to focus on her own interests.
- Her self-involved tendencies made it impossible to maintain a meaningful conversation with her.
- The self-involved CEO was oblivious to the morale issues within the company.
- The self-involved athlete boasted about his accomplishments, downplaying the contributions of his teammates.
- His self-involved behavior was evident in his frequent bragging and lack of consideration for others.
- The self-involved artist was solely concerned with her own artistic vision, neglecting the audience's perspective.
FAQs About the word self-involved
absorbed in your own interests or thoughts etc
selfish, self-preoccupied, solipsistic, self-absorbed, egomaniacal, egocentric, egoistic, narcissistic, self-concerned, self-centered
philanthropical, beneficent, self-denying, charitable, magnanimous, philanthropic, altruistic,selfless, magnanimous, self-denying
The self-involved politician ignored the needs of his constituents, focusing only on his own career.
Her self-involved nature made it difficult for her to empathize with others.
The self-involved boss took all the credit for the team's success without acknowledging their contributions.
His self-involved actions alienated his friends and colleagues.
