a. [f. prec. + -IC.] Pertaining to, or characterized by, egotism.
c. 1860. Wraxall, trans. R. Houdin, iv. 36. I began to lose the egotistic indifference which a lengthened illness usually produces.
1865. Reader, 8 July, 30. His diction is entirely his own, avowedly egotistic.
1876. Mozley, Univ. Serm., iii. 80. The Christian hope of immortality cannot be an egotistic hope.
