Non-Oxford British standard spelling of self-aggrandizement.
self-aggrandisement
Definition, parts of speech, synonyms, and sentence examples for self-aggrandisement.
Editorial note
The US is not the first modern democracy; it's just the best at self-aggrandisement.
Quick take
Non-Oxford British standard spelling of self-aggrandizement.
Meaning at a glance
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Definitions
Core meanings and parts of speech for self-aggrandisement.
noun
Non-Oxford British standard spelling of self-aggrandizement.
See also: self-aggrandizement, ego-trip
Example sentences
The US is not the first modern democracy; it's just the best at self-aggrandisement.
If you're building it for some sense of self-aggrandisement, why make it open source in the first place?
The self-aggrandisement and the unjustified certainty of the 25 years ago claim.
When ongoing EU self-aggrandisement at times reaches unbearable proportions, I like pointing to the other three.
It's a very humble post and I hope people won't take it as self-aggrandisement.
He just used them for his own self-aggrandisement.
I'm also a pretty strong inclusionist at heart, but I can see also that if the living-person rules were relaxed, self-aggrandisement would proliferate like crazy.
Think of the biggest pop stars - none of them write their material, none of them can sing or play an instrument - their chief skill is in taking credit and self-aggrandisement.
When I see people who I knew on television talking about the glorious future for their party and the country, and recall their proclivities for self-aggrandisement and shameless dishonesty, my toes curl.
In a conversation on another community, some people are voicing opinions that open hardware is indeed not dead, and that your post reeks as hubris and self-aggrandisement (not their literal words, I'm paraphrasing).
Good will; systematic persistence; humility and humour - all recipes for learning and improvement: Flashy self-aggrandisement, an emphasis on performance and (self-proclaimed) brilliance: all recipes for deceit, lies and failure.
(Though with him I will grant you he's so pathologically disconnected from the concept of truth existing in objective reality that it's difficult to say what his goals were beyond self-aggrandisement).
Quote examples
The result: a cult of personality, self-aggrandisement, conquest, kleptomania, and domination passed-off as "business".
I can think of two reasons for such an action: 1) Generally being "done" with that particular identity or community, and having lost interest to the point where the effort required to maintain it was disproportionate with the enjoyment or self-aggrandisement derived from it.
I’ll stick my neck out and assert that “cheap” films are better, anyway: movie budgets’ sizes are inversely proportional to the producers’ risk tolerance; therefore, big money films are devoid of originality and any message they carry is nought but masturbatory self-aggrandisement.
Frequently asked questions
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How do you use self-aggrandisement in a sentence?
The US is not the first modern democracy; it's just the best at self-aggrandisement.
What does self-aggrandisement mean?
Non-Oxford British standard spelling of self-aggrandizement.
What part of speech is self-aggrandisement?
self-aggrandisement is commonly used as noun.