self-centred

adjective

1. totally preoccupied with one's own concerns

Derived Forms

• ˌself-ˈcentredness, noun
• ˌself-ˈcentredly, adverb

Example Sentences

"It's not a fun process for me. It's very self-centred. It's very lonely. And sometimes it's torture. But afterwards, I love having written."

From BBC

"Australia had him on a long-term deal, but this whole project has been selfish and self-centred," former England wing Monye told BBC Rugby Union Daily.

From BBC

He urged them not to live "double lives" or turn into Church bureaucrats seeking promotions with perks and privileges, and not yearn for a past when the Church was more self-centred.

From Reuters

In court, she was described as self-centred, abusive and violent. 

From BBC

Narcissism is a self-centred personality trait, characterised by feelings of privilege and predominance over others.

From Salon