Self-centred is a trait where a person only cares about themselves and their own needs, often disregarding the needs and feelings of others. Some antonyms for the word self-centred are selfless, altruistic, empathetic and compassionate. These traits describe individuals who prioritize the needs of others over their own and are always willing to lend a helping hand. Selfless individuals believe in teamwork and are unselfish in their actions, while compassionate individuals are motivated by a desire to help others and to make a positive impact on the world around them. Being empathetic means understanding and sharing the feelings of others, allowing us to connect with people in a meaningful way.

What are the antonyms for Self-centred?

• adj.

  • noun
  • altruistic
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• Other relevant words (noun):
• selfless
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Famous quotes with Self-centred

• The more a person could understand the people, the less s/he would like to be in the crowd until s/he is more self-centred than all of them.

  Anuj Somany
• I can better understand the inert blindness & defiant ignorance of the reactionaries from having been one of them. I know how smugly ignorant was—wrapped up in the arts, the natural (not social) sciences, the of history & antiquarianism, the academic phases of philosophy, & so on—all the one-sided standard lore to which, according to the traditions of the dying order, a liberal education was limited. God! the things that were —the inside facts of history, the rational interpretation of periodic social crises, the foundations of economics & sociology, the actual state of the world today … & above all, the of applying disinterested reason to problems hitherto approached only with traditional genuflections, flag-waving, & callous shoulder-shrugs! All this comes up with humiliating force through an incident of a few days ago—when young Conover, having established contact with Henneberger, the ex-owner of , obtained from the latter a long epistle which I wrote Edwin Baird on Feby. 3, 1924, in response to a request for biographical & personal data. Little Willis asked permission to publish the text in his combined , & I began looking the thing over to see what it was like—for I had not the least recollection of ever having penned it. Well …. I managed to get through, after about 10 closely typed pages of egotistical reminiscences & showing-off & expressions of opinion about mankind & the universe. I did not faint—but I looked around for a 1924 photograph of myself to burn, spit on, or stick pins in! Holy Hades—was that much of a dub at 33 … only 13 years ago? There was no getting out of it—I really thrown all that haughty, complacent, snobbish, self-centred, intolerant bull, & at a mature age when anybody but a perfect damned fool would have known better! That earlier illness had kept me in seclusion, limited my knowledge of the world, & given me something of the fatuous effusiveness of a belated adolescent when I finally able to get around more in 1920, is hardly much of an excuse. Well—there was nothing to be done … except to rush a note back to Conover & tell him I'd dismember him & run the fragments through a sausage-grinder if he ever thought of printing such a thing! The only consolation lay in the reflection that I matured a bit since '24. It's hard to have done all one's growing up since 33—but that's a damn sight better than not growing up at all.

  H. P. Lovecraft
• You are a self-centred, pompous twit. Even your body language on TV is pathetic. Get out of public life. Go and do something in the private sector.

  Boris Johnson

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