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-[[Excessive]] [[love]] and thought of [[self]]; the habit of regarding one's self as the center of every interest. Considered by Objectivists to be an antonym of "egotist," and has the meaning "rational [[self-interest]]."+# Holding one’s self-interest as the standard for decision making.
 +# Having regard for oneself above others’ well-being.
-== Related ==+====Usage notes====
-[[hedonism]] - [[narcissism]] - [[individualism]] - [[self]]+* Said of people, motives, desires, acts, etc.
-== Contrast ==+ 
-[[other]] - [[altruism]]+====Synonyms====
-== References ==+* [[egoistic]]
-*''[[The Ego and its Own]]'' ([[1844]]) - [[Max Stirner]]+* [[egotistic]]
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 +====Antonyms====
 +* [[altruistic]]
 +* [[philanthropic]]
 +* [[selfless]]
 + 
 +====Derived terms====
 +* [[selfishly]]
 +* [[selfishness]]
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