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One whose greatest concern is oneself. Person who feels self-important |
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One whose greatest Thought and talk topic is oneself |
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One who considers oneself as center of the universe |
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One whose egoism is so extreme that one's needs, desires, and interests have become a morbid obsession |
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To make one into another, without changing into something else |
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One who holds unselfish regard for or devotion to the welfare of others. |
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Philosophy practiced by altruists |
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To occur or succeed by turns |
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A change by making one thing into something other |
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One whose thoughts are constantly turned inward |
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One whose thoughts are constantly turned outward |
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One whose thoughts are turned in both direction |
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Able to use both hands with equal skill |
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Someone who is clumsy, generally socially rather than physically. |
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An Awkward, clumsy, tactless, embarrassing way of saying or doing things |
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Dexterous; Skillful; Quick Witted |
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the study of the development of the human race |
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One who loves mankind and shows such love by donating money, time, or energy to helping those in need |
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A medical specialist who treats female disorders |
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Monk or hermit; One who lives a lonely life in self-denial, without pleasures but with contemplation, that leads to a purification of the soul. A person is an Ascetic who leads an existence with austerity, simplicity, and rigorous hardship with the life of a monk. |
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