Definition for Ego:

• See Subjective and objective.

Synonyms for Ego:

• n.

  •
  • analyst,
  • consciousness,
  • analyze,
  • analysis,
  • analyse,
  • personality,
  • individuality,
  • character.
  •
  • number one,
  • do someone/yourself an injustice,
  • be,
  • image.
  •
  • egoism,
  • vanity.
  •
  • respect.
  •arrogance (noun)
  • high handednesses,
  • pre-tension,
  • pre-tensions,
  • pre tension,
  • disdainfulnesses,
  • smugnesses,
  • overbearances,
  • scornfulnesses,
  • high-handednesses,
  • high handedness,
  • contemptuousnesses,
  • self love,
  • conceitednesses,
  • imperiousnesses,
  • highhandednesses,
  • selflove,
  • pre tensions.
  •cognition (noun)
  • ego.
  •ego (noun)
  • egotism.
  •personality (noun)
  • self-pride,
  • Self-admiration,
  • selfdom.
  •pride (noun)
  • Self-trust,
  • self-worth,
  • selfglorification,
  • self-sufficiency,
  • self-glorification,
  • egoisms.
  •psyche (noun)
  • inner child,
  • inner selves,
  • essential nature,
  • inner self,
  • pneuma,
  • true being.
  •self (noun)
  • Oneself,
  • personals,
  • self-hood,
  • individualization,
  • identicals,
  • proprium.
  •soul (noun)
  • dis position,
  • dis-positions,
  • dis-position,
  • sub-stances,
  • noumena,
  • animating principles,
  • secret selves,
  • sub stance,
  • animating principle,
  • recesses heart,
  • sub stances,
  • dis positions,
  • breath life,
  • sub-stance.
  •temperament (noun)
  • inner natures,
  • out look,
  • out-looks,
  • frame mind,
  • out looks,
  • out-look.
  •vainness (noun)
  • megalomanias.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • psychotherapist,
  • psychometric,
  • Amour Propre,
  • self-regard,
  • gestalt psychology,
  • couch,
  • therapist,
  • free association,
  • pride,
  • psychiatry,
  • psychoanalyze,
  • psychoanalyst,
  • self-proclaimed,
  • superego,
  • self-styled,
  • psychobabble,
  • Oedipus Complex,
  • group therapy,
  • psychodrama,
  • psychotherapy,
  • psychoanalysis,
  • freudian,
  • Rorschach Test,
  • pop psychology,
  • collective unconscious,
  • mind,
  • self-critical,
  • mental health,
  • stability,
  • self-image,
  • aversion therapy,
  • psychiatrist,
  • self-deception,
  • ego trip,
  • self-described.
  •
  • nlp,
  • self-respect,
  • psychic,
  • internal,
  • self-esteem,
  • shrink,
  • psychology,
  • psychosomatic,
  • vainglory,
  • psychological,
  • conceit,
  • mental,
  • subconscious.
  •
  • pathological,
  • unconscious.
  •
  • martyr.
  •
  • projection.

Paraphrases for Ego:

• Forward Entailment

  • Noun, singular or mass
    pride.

• Independent

  • Noun, singular or mass
    vanity, hubris.

• Other Related

  • Noun, singular or mass
    self-esteem, self-respect.

Antonyms for Ego:

• n.

  • Other antonyms:
    disgrace, opprobrium, demureness, disesteem, timidness, passivity, dishonor, shyness, shame, humbleness, discredit, bashfulness, modesty, self-disgust, diffidence, humility, ignominy, humiliation, disrepute, down-to-earthness, self-doubt, infamy, meekness, unselfishness, timidity, obloquy, odium, altruism, passiveness.

Ego Sentence Examples:

• Every object of the mind, that is, every thought, can only be thought because in addition to it we too are in the mind: our mental activity is there, the ego of the thinking man, the subject which is ready to affirm the object.

• But the error has another source also: Under the influence of subjective idealism philosophers have come to regard the individual’ s consciousness of his own self, the consciousness of the Ego, as the sole and unique source of our concept of substance.

Homophones for Ego:

• eeg, essay, egis, eggs, EAS, easy, ezo, esaki, ease, eisegesis, eyck, exegesis, ecg, ecosoc, exiguous, esox, equus, ex, eggwhisk, eq, excise, eyeish, eyewash, eccyesis, esq, ecesis, eyes, ekg, echoic, excess, eggshake, ezekias, egg, es, eyas, Equus Quagga, echo, excuse, each week, ecc, each, EXEC, eos, e.g., igoe, eec, ECK, IGO, essex, ec, esau, ese, eschew.

Hyponym for Ego:

• n.

  • cognition
    head, mind, nous, psyche, brain.
  • feeling
    pride, pridefulness.