egoistic aim

[ɪˈɡoʊ.ɪ.stɪk eɪm]
noun phrasepl: egoistic aims
objetivo egoísta
1. a goal or purpose driven primarily by self-interest, personal gain, or concern for one's own welfare at the expense of others
His egoistic aim was to accumulate wealth regardless of the impact on his community.
Seu objetivo egoísta era acumular riqueza independentemente do impacto em sua comunidade.
2. a self-centered or narcissistic objective that prioritizes individual benefit over collective welfare
The company's egoistic aim of maximizing profits led to unethical business practices.
O objetivo egoísta da empresa de maximizar lucros levou a práticas comerciais antiéticas.
The concept of 'egoistic aim' is often discussed in Brazilian philosophy, ethics, and social discourse as a critique of individualism versus collectivism. In American English, it reflects tension between the cultural value of individual achievement and social responsibility. The phrase is commonly used in academic, philosophical, and moral discussions in both cultures.
NYC Slang
looking out for number one
Synonyms / Sinônimos
selfish goalself-interested objectivenarcissistic aimself-centered purposepersonal gain objective
Antonyms / Antônimos
altruistic aimselfless goalcollective objectivecommunal purposephilanthropic aim

Regional Variations

General Brazilian Portuguese
objetivo egoísta
most common translation used throughout Brazil
São Paulo
objetivo egoísta / meta egocêntrica
both terms used in business and academic contexts
Rio de Janeiro
objetivo egoísta
standard usage in social and political discourse
Portugal
objetivo egoísta / propósito egocêntrico
equivalent term used in European Portuguese

Related Words

egoismself-interestnarcissismselfishnesspersonal ambitionindividual motivation

Related Idioms & Phrases

putting oneself first
looking after number one
having one's eye on the prize
serving one's own interests
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