Similar words: selfish, selfishly, unselfish, lavishness, foolishness, freakishness, sluggishness, childishness. Meaning: ['selfɪʃnɪs] 
n. stinginess resulting from a concern for your own welfare and a disregard of others.
n. stinginess resulting from a concern for your own welfare and a disregard of others. 
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121. Even so, the writers and broadcasters didn't take kindly to Kobe's selfishness, arrogance and petulance.
122. "Manifest the simple, " urged lao-tzu, "embrace the primitive, reduce selfishness, have few desires.
123. The main tendency of the Utilitarianism is the reasonable selfishness, namely the subjective motive is selfishness, and the objective action is good for oneself and other man.
124. She was, after long experience, wary of her uncle's selfishness, sometimes blatant, sometimes subtle.
125. The uncultivated mind harbors a vast diversity of unrealized possibilities, ranging from the depths of selfishness, egotism and aggressivity to the heights of wisdom, self-sacrifice and compassion.
126. Such is selfishness which refuses to give free play to our desires, and prevents them from reaching their real goal, and that is why it is always accompanied by festering untruths and extravagances.
127. It reveals the selfishness and hypocrisy of the upper bourgeois and praises Boule de Suif's sacrifice through various attitudes of different classes in France.
128. Participants trusted Nexi significantly less when she was programmed with the human nonverbal signals of selfishness.
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