Definition of self-glorification in English:

self-glorification

noun sɛlfɡlɔːrɪfɪˈkeɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

Exaltation of oneself and one's abilities.
they fought not merely for self-glorification but for the common good
Example sentencesExamples
- In the paternalistic protector role, there is an exaggeration of one's power to the level of omnipotence, self-glorification, self-presumption and self-entitlement.
- I have also been a councillor, school governor and a member of various committees, all things I was asked to do rather than seeking influence over other people's lives for some kind of self-glorification.
- He realises that self-denial can all too easily become self-glorification, but he is oddly blind to the hedonistic streak in epistemological narratives of extinguishing the self for the sake of fact.
- If we are to have awards this should be in recognition of effort, work and achievement particularly in relation to the benefit of everyone, not self-glorification.
- Remember, we live in an age of advertisements and self-glorification.
- War as myth begins with blind patriotism, which is always thinly veiled self-glorification.
- They show the essential pattern of self-glorification as self-aggrandizement that most interests the author.
- All of this U.S. history was really self-glorification.
- There was no nonsense in that briefing, no self-glorification - just an appreciation of what American soldiers can achieve and a determination to do everything possible to help them.
- Some writers are like that - they would do anything for self-glorification.
- If the site becomes more about self-glorification or filled with lies, you can take the opportunity to rebut the lies when they write articles.
- A host of pamphleteers, mainly based outside France, did their utmost to counter his self-glorification.
- This may read like self-glorification but I write what I feel.
Synonyms
arrogance, vanity, self-importance, hubris, self-conceit, conceit, conceitedness, self-love, self-adulation, self-admiration, narcissism, egotism, presumption, superciliousness, haughtiness, snobbery, snobbishness

Definition of self-glorification in US English:

self-glorification

nounˈˌself ˌɡlôrəfəˈkāSHən

Exaltation of oneself and one's abilities.
they fought not merely for self-glorification but for the common good
Example sentencesExamples
- I have also been a councillor, school governor and a member of various committees, all things I was asked to do rather than seeking influence over other people's lives for some kind of self-glorification.
- They show the essential pattern of self-glorification as self-aggrandizement that most interests the author.
- There was no nonsense in that briefing, no self-glorification - just an appreciation of what American soldiers can achieve and a determination to do everything possible to help them.
- In the paternalistic protector role, there is an exaggeration of one's power to the level of omnipotence, self-glorification, self-presumption and self-entitlement.
- All of this U.S. history was really self-glorification.
- A host of pamphleteers, mainly based outside France, did their utmost to counter his self-glorification.
- If we are to have awards this should be in recognition of effort, work and achievement particularly in relation to the benefit of everyone, not self-glorification.
- War as myth begins with blind patriotism, which is always thinly veiled self-glorification.
- If the site becomes more about self-glorification or filled with lies, you can take the opportunity to rebut the lies when they write articles.
- Remember, we live in an age of advertisements and self-glorification.
- This may read like self-glorification but I write what I feel.
- He realises that self-denial can all too easily become self-glorification, but he is oddly blind to the hedonistic streak in epistemological narratives of extinguishing the self for the sake of fact.
- Some writers are like that - they would do anything for self-glorification.
Synonyms
arrogance, vanity, self-importance, hubris, self-conceit, conceit, conceitedness, self-love, self-adulation, self-admiration, narcissism, egotism, presumption, superciliousness, haughtiness, snobbery, snobbishness

单词	self-glorification
释义	Definition of self-glorification in English: self-glorification noun sɛlfɡlɔːrɪfɪˈkeɪʃ(ə)n mass noun Exaltation of oneself and one's abilities. they fought not merely for self-glorification but for the common good Example sentencesExamples In the paternalistic protector role, there is an exaggeration of one's power to the level of omnipotence, self-glorification, self-presumption and self-entitlement. I have also been a councillor, school governor and a member of various committees, all things I was asked to do rather than seeking influence over other people's lives for some kind of self-glorification. He realises that self-denial can all too easily become self-glorification, but he is oddly blind to the hedonistic streak in epistemological narratives of extinguishing the self for the sake of fact. If we are to have awards this should be in recognition of effort, work and achievement particularly in relation to the benefit of everyone, not self-glorification. Remember, we live in an age of advertisements and self-glorification. War as myth begins with blind patriotism, which is always thinly veiled self-glorification. They show the essential pattern of self-glorification as self-aggrandizement that most interests the author. All of this U.S. history was really self-glorification. There was no nonsense in that briefing, no self-glorification - just an appreciation of what American soldiers can achieve and a determination to do everything possible to help them. Some writers are like that - they would do anything for self-glorification. If the site becomes more about self-glorification or filled with lies, you can take the opportunity to rebut the lies when they write articles. A host of pamphleteers, mainly based outside France, did their utmost to counter his self-glorification. This may read like self-glorification but I write what I feel. Synonyms arrogance, vanity, self-importance, hubris, self-conceit, conceit, conceitedness, self-love, self-adulation, self-admiration, narcissism, egotism, presumption, superciliousness, haughtiness, snobbery, snobbishness Definition of self-glorification in US English: self-glorification nounˈˌself ˌɡlôrəfəˈkāSHən Exaltation of oneself and one's abilities. they fought not merely for self-glorification but for the common good Example sentencesExamples I have also been a councillor, school governor and a member of various committees, all things I was asked to do rather than seeking influence over other people's lives for some kind of self-glorification. They show the essential pattern of self-glorification as self-aggrandizement that most interests the author. There was no nonsense in that briefing, no self-glorification - just an appreciation of what American soldiers can achieve and a determination to do everything possible to help them. In the paternalistic protector role, there is an exaggeration of one's power to the level of omnipotence, self-glorification, self-presumption and self-entitlement. All of this U.S. history was really self-glorification. A host of pamphleteers, mainly based outside France, did their utmost to counter his self-glorification. If we are to have awards this should be in recognition of effort, work and achievement particularly in relation to the benefit of everyone, not self-glorification. War as myth begins with blind patriotism, which is always thinly veiled self-glorification. If the site becomes more about self-glorification or filled with lies, you can take the opportunity to rebut the lies when they write articles. Remember, we live in an age of advertisements and self-glorification. This may read like self-glorification but I write what I feel. He realises that self-denial can all too easily become self-glorification, but he is oddly blind to the hedonistic streak in epistemological narratives of extinguishing the self for the sake of fact. Some writers are like that - they would do anything for self-glorification. Synonyms arrogance, vanity, self-importance, hubris, self-conceit, conceit, conceitedness, self-love, self-adulation, self-admiration, narcissism, egotism, presumption, superciliousness, haughtiness, snobbery, snobbishness
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