ego

IPA: ˈigoʊ

The self, especially with a sense of self-importance.
(psychology, Freudian) The most central part of the mind, which mediates with one's surroundings.
A person's self-esteem and opinion of themselves.

Examples of "ego" in Sentences

He's a man of mellowness, not ego.
It's the creation of a fevered ego.
The superego is the conscious ego ideal.
The snake represents an affliction of the ego.
The ego was lost in the flood of Self awareness.
Cultivating the observing ego in the group setting.
His ego and pompousness are tiresome in the extreme.
The word ego comes from Latin, where it means “I, myself.”
There's no basis for the section on the ego and the psyche.
If the word ego flashed in front of you, what would you write?
(EE-goh) The I or self of any person (ego is Latin for I).
The term ego, added to an active Indian verb, renders it passive.
Ego death seems more akin to the death of the socially constructed ego.
Through selfless action we can eradicate the ego that conceals the Self.
As a concept, self-esteem can be traced to Freud, who used the term ego ideal.
The term ego is often used to mean personal pride and self-absorption: Losing at chess doesnt do much for my ego.
Over the last two and a half years we searched 2,190 news articles mainly business-related that used the word ego in any way.
The term ego-trip comes up more than once in the bonus material; one actress says she hated working on the set because of him.