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Sdasd tont Posted 9 years ago
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But, like megalomaniac, the word egomaniac is thrown around by lots of people who don't mean much more by it than blowhard or know-it-all.

(1) Does the phrase thrown around mean 'lots of people often use the word 'egomaniac' to describe somebody'?
(2) I know much more to it than that means 'the real situation is much more complicated/important than what we think'. In this case, much more by it than is equal to much more to it than?
(3) Does the meaning of whole sentence is 'like megalomaniac, the word egomaniac is more often used by lots of people when they try to describe something more derogatory than using blowhard or know-it-all?

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) sdasd tont much more by it than They use "egomaniac" incorrectly. Egomaniac is a psychological (medical) term. Most people use it when it does not really apply to the person's personality type.

  • ) sdasd tont much more by it than They use "egomaniac" incorrectly.
  • Egomaniac is a psychological (medical) term.
  • Most people use it when it does not really apply to the person's personality type.
  • They use it for someone who is not an egomaniac, but someone who is just being obnoxious at the moment.
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sdasd tont(1) thrown around
Used casually or carelessly (to describe someone.)
sdasd tontmuch more by it than
They use "egomaniac" incorrectly. Egomaniac is a psychological (medical) term. Most people use it when it does not really apply to the person's personality type. They use it for someone who is not an egomani

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