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egoism

/ˈiː.ɡəʊ.ɪ.zəm/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa a teoria ética segundo a qual o interesse pessoal é o fundamento da moral, ou a preocupação excessiva com os próprios interesses e o próprio bem-estar.

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noun

/ˈiː.ɡəʊ.ɪ.zəm/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa a teoria ética segundo a qual o interesse pessoal é o fundamento da moral, ou a preocupação excessiva com os próprios interesses e o próprio bem-estar.

A noun referring to the ethical theory that self-interest is the foundation of morality, or a general concern for one's own interests and welfare.

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  1. Ethical theoryC1formal

    The moral theory that one's own self-interest is the foundation of morality and that actions are morally right if they benefit oneself.

    ptEgoísmo ético

    • Ethical egoism argues that individuals should always act in their own best interest.
    • The philosopher defended a form of egoism as a basis for moral decision-making.
    • Critics of egoism claim it fails to account for altruistic behavior.

    Antônimosaltruism

  2. Self-interestB2formal

    Excessive concern for one's own personal advantage, welfare, or interests, often at the expense of others.

    ptEgoísmo

    • His egoism made him ignore the needs of his colleagues.
    • She was driven by pure egoism, always putting herself first.
    • The politician's egoism was evident in his refusal to share credit.

    Sinônimosegotismnarcissismself-centerednessself-seekingself-servingselfishness

    Antônimosaltruismself-sacrificeselflessness

Formas
  • egoisms plural form
  • egoisms' possessive plural form
  • egoism's possessive singular form
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