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Hly2004  +  161624 Wed, 23 Nov 05 01:37 AM

eg:

" he agreed with the public perception that golfers nowadays are "boring"
and "self-absorbed." "

 

self-absorbed=someone appreciate  oneself  too much?

 

 
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Clive  +  161631 Wed, 23 Nov 05 01:57 AM

Hi,

Basically, yes, although I'd prefer to say 'involved with / interested in onself'.

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Anonymous, 4 yr 2 days ago

How about egotistic.

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