Synonyms of solipsistic

solipsistic

adjective

ˌsō-ləp-ˈsi-stik 

as in selfish

overly concerned with one's own desires, needs, or interests

regards today's young people as solipsistic slackers who have no knowledge of or interest in the world at large

Synonyms & Similar Words

• selfish
• egotistical
• narcissistic
• egocentric
• egoistical
• self-absorbed
• egomaniacal
• self-involved
• self-centered
• self-obsessed
• self-regarding
• self-concerned
• egotistic
• self-interested
• self-preoccupied
• egoistic
• self-serving
• self-oriented
• self-loving
• self-seeking
• self-infatuated
• smug
• inner-directed
• proud
• vainglorious
• self-indulgent
• self-important
• vain
• conceited
• self-satisfied
• self-glorifying
• self-contented
• self-complacent
• complacent
• self-conceited
• pompous
• prideful
• self-directed
• self-pleased
• self-opinionated
• overweening

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• unselfish
• selfless
• altruistic
• philanthropic
• benevolent
• generous
• humanitarian
• charitable
• magnanimous
• philanthropical
• beneficent
• other-directed
• self-denying
• self-forgetful
• self-sacrificing
• diffident
• self-forgetting
• greathearted
• self-giving
• self-doubting
• self-reflective
• self-flagellating
• self-questioning

Examples Sentences

Recent Examples of solipsistic

Even at its most introspective, introverted or solipsistic, this music has always been a response to the tumultuous everything-else that exists outside our heads. —Chris Richards, Washington Post, 21 Sep. 2023

The scene is Cole’s acknowledgment that aesthetic consciousness remains passive and solipsistic even when experienced in common, and that danger demands a different kind of solidarity—one that is active, ethical, even political. —Adam Kirsch, Harper's Magazine, 14 Aug. 2023

That’s Amy Nicholson repeating the recent revisionism toward Hitchcock’s Vertigo that values pop art only in solipsistic terms. —Armond White, National Review, 7 June 2023

Commercial ancestry companies have cashed in on our natural, if solipsistic, curiosity about these individual histories. —Kyle Harper, WSJ, 9 Apr. 2021