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Definition of self-absorption in English: self-absorptionnoun mass noun1Preoccupation with one's own feelings, interests, or situation. 自我专注 she had lapsed into gloomy self-absorption Example sentencesExamples - The Church has lost a sense of mission, turning inwards in self-absorption, anxious to protect itself, forgetting that it is no more than a means to an end, the end being the Kingdom of God.
- The most important is the myth of Narcissus, seen as the symbol of the youth's self-absorption.
- Meanwhile, boomer self-absorption is finally generating a little movement on the Social Security front, where the need for reform has been clear for 20 years now.
- Therapism celebrates emotional self-absorption and the sharing of feelings.
- In our collective frenzy of self-absorption, we forget the immense responsibility we accept when we choose to bring children into this world.
- Perusing the liberal press, I am struck by the mixture of utter confusion, self-absorption, cynicism and sheer ignorance which characterizes the commentary on the war in Afghanistan.
- However impressive its achievements, he writes, American social inequality and political paralysis, self-absorption and megalomania, are traits that make him glad to belong to another culture.
- Rather than educating youngsters to climb out of their caricatured adolescent self-absorption, we appear to be encouraging their preoccupation with ‘how I feel’.
- Making his way from a working class background to minor celebrity and seeming suburban bliss, he was eventually, irrevocably entangled in his own desire, his self-absorption and self-delusion.
- With or without leadership contests, the conference season brings out the narcissism and self-absorption of politicians to a degree the public can only find repellent.
- We must ask ourselves what purpose the sacrifices of so many on our behalf served - did they die in futility so that we could wallow in our life-repudiating self-absorption?
- The yogi contemplating his navel often figures for Westerners as an object of amusement, being taken as a symptom of indolence or narcissistic self-absorption.
- That struggle illustrates how broad-based culture, popular and vulgar, is far from being a mere distraction or a source of self-absorption.
- The 1990s produced a president perfectly suited to the time - a time of domesticity, triviality and self-absorption.
- His self-absorption has been a lapse not only of judgment but of human decency.
- This more conventional, male-dominated reading is nevertheless subverted by each woman's narcissistic self-absorption.
- We are becoming a crazed culture of cheap criticism and pious moralizing, and in our self-absorption may well lose what we inherited from a better generation.
- ‘Shyness is not the same as self-absorption,’ she says.
- The artist solemnly sends up the studied self-absorption and inherent self-delusion that seem to be characteristics of the masculine gender.
- Wolf's previous books were afflicted with their own share of self-absorption and ‘eclectic’ musings.
Synonyms pensiveness, concentration, engrossment, absorption, musing, thinking, thinking of other things, deep thought, brown study, brooding 2Physics
The absorption by a body of radiation which it has itself emitted. 〔物理〕自吸收 Example sentencesExamples - The absorbance was always kept below 0.05 to avoid self-absorption of the fluorescence.
Definition of self-absorption in US English: self-absorptionnounˈˌself əbˈzôrpSHənˈˌsɛlf əbˈzɔrpʃən 1Preoccupation with one's own emotions, interests, or situation. 自我专注 she had lapsed into gloomy self-absorption Example sentencesExamples - We are becoming a crazed culture of cheap criticism and pious moralizing, and in our self-absorption may well lose what we inherited from a better generation.
- The most important is the myth of Narcissus, seen as the symbol of the youth's self-absorption.
- However impressive its achievements, he writes, American social inequality and political paralysis, self-absorption and megalomania, are traits that make him glad to belong to another culture.
- Meanwhile, boomer self-absorption is finally generating a little movement on the Social Security front, where the need for reform has been clear for 20 years now.
- We must ask ourselves what purpose the sacrifices of so many on our behalf served - did they die in futility so that we could wallow in our life-repudiating self-absorption?
- The yogi contemplating his navel often figures for Westerners as an object of amusement, being taken as a symptom of indolence or narcissistic self-absorption.
- The Church has lost a sense of mission, turning inwards in self-absorption, anxious to protect itself, forgetting that it is no more than a means to an end, the end being the Kingdom of God.
- His self-absorption has been a lapse not only of judgment but of human decency.
- The artist solemnly sends up the studied self-absorption and inherent self-delusion that seem to be characteristics of the masculine gender.
- The 1990s produced a president perfectly suited to the time - a time of domesticity, triviality and self-absorption.
- ‘Shyness is not the same as self-absorption,’ she says.
- This more conventional, male-dominated reading is nevertheless subverted by each woman's narcissistic self-absorption.
- Perusing the liberal press, I am struck by the mixture of utter confusion, self-absorption, cynicism and sheer ignorance which characterizes the commentary on the war in Afghanistan.
- Rather than educating youngsters to climb out of their caricatured adolescent self-absorption, we appear to be encouraging their preoccupation with ‘how I feel’.
- Wolf's previous books were afflicted with their own share of self-absorption and ‘eclectic’ musings.
- Therapism celebrates emotional self-absorption and the sharing of feelings.
- With or without leadership contests, the conference season brings out the narcissism and self-absorption of politicians to a degree the public can only find repellent.
- Making his way from a working class background to minor celebrity and seeming suburban bliss, he was eventually, irrevocably entangled in his own desire, his self-absorption and self-delusion.
- In our collective frenzy of self-absorption, we forget the immense responsibility we accept when we choose to bring children into this world.
- That struggle illustrates how broad-based culture, popular and vulgar, is far from being a mere distraction or a source of self-absorption.
Synonyms pensiveness, concentration, engrossment, absorption, musing, thinking, thinking of other things, deep thought, brown study, brooding 2Physics
The absorption by a body of radiation which it has itself emitted. 〔物理〕自吸收 Example sentencesExamples - The absorbance was always kept below 0.05 to avoid self-absorption of the fluorescence.
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