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Definition of ego
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of ego is as below...
Ego (n.) The
conscious
and
permanent
subject
of all
psychical
experiences,
whether
held to be
directly
known or the
product
of
reflective
thought;
--
opposed
to
non-ego..
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Bluegown
::
Bluegown
(n.) One of a class of
paupers
or
pensioners,
or
licensed
beggars,
in
Scotland,
to whim
annually
on the
king's
birthday
were
distributed
certain
alms,
including
a blue gown; a
beadsman..
Negotiatrix
::
Negotiatrix
(n.) A woman who
negotiates.
Whitefish
::
Whitefish
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
Coregonus,
a genus of
excellent
food
fishes
allied
to the
salmons.
They
inhabit
the lakes of the
colder
parts of North
America,
Asia, and
Europe.
The
largest
and most
important
American
species
(C.
clupeiformis)
is
abundant
in the Great
Lakes,
and in other lakes
farther
north.
Called
also lake
whitefish,
and
Oswego
bass..
Forego
::
Forego
(v. i.) To go
before;
to
precede;
-- used
especially
in the
present
and past
participles.
Fuegian
::
Fuegian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to Terra del
Fuego.
Laurite
::
Laurite
(n.) A rare
sulphide
of
osmium
and
ruthenium
found with
platinum
in
Borneo
and
Oregon.
Adlegation
::
Adlegation
(n.) A right
formerly
claimed
by the
states
of the
German
Empire
of
joining
their own
ministers
with those of the
emperor
in
public
treaties
and
negotiations
to the
common
interest
of the
empire.
Archegonium
::
Archegonium
(n.) The
pistillidium
or
female
organ in the
higher
cryptogamic
plants,
corresponding
to the
pistil
in
flowering
plants..
Branchiostegous
::
Branchiostegous
(a.)
Branchiostegal.
Anagoge
::
Anagoge
(n.) The
spiritual
meaning
or
application;
esp. the
application
of the types and
allegories
of the Old
Testament
to
subjects
of the New.
Egomism
::
Egomism
(n.)
Egoism.
Aroint
::
Aroint
(interj.)
Stand off, or
begone..
Shoo
::
Shoo
(interj.)
Begone;
away; -- an
expression
used in
frightening
away
animals,
especially
fowls..
Egoistically
::
Egoistically
(adv.)
In an
egoistic
manner.
Ultimatum
::
Ultimatum
(n.) A final
proposition,
concession,
or
condition;
especially,
the final
propositions,
conditions,
or
terms,
offered
by
either
of the
parties
in a
diplomatic
negotiation;
the most
favorable
terms a
negotiator
can
offer,
the
rejection
of which
usually
puts an end to the
hesitation..
Gwiniad
::
Gwiniad
(n.) A fish
(Coregonus
ferus)
of North Wales and
Northern
Europe,
allied
to the lake
whitefish;
--
called
also
powan,
and
schelly..
Forego
::
Forego
(v. t.) To quit; to
relinquish;
to
leave.
Oophore
::
Oophore
(n.) An
alternately
produced
form of
certain
cryptogamous
plants,
as
ferns,
mosses,
and the like, which bears
antheridia
and
archegonia,
and so has
sexual
fructification,
as
contrasted
with the
sporophore,
which is
nonsexual,
but
produces
spores
in
countless
number.
In ferns the
oophore
is a
minute
prothallus;
in
mosses
it is the leafy
plant..
Egoism
::
Egoism
(n.)
Excessive
love and
thought
of self; the habit of
regarding
one's self as the
center
of every
interest;
selfishness;
--
opposed
to
altruism.
Treaty
::
Treaty
(n.) The act of
treating
for the
adjustment
of
differences,
as for
forming
an
agreement;
negotiation..
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