A “God Complex” refers to a psychological condition where an individual harbors an inflated sense of their own superiority, power, or control over others. It is used to describe someone who believes they are infallible and possess god-like qualities or authority.
This term is often used to describe individuals who display excessive arrogance, ego, and a grandiose sense of entitlement. People with a “God Complex” tend to believe they are always right, disregard the opinions or needs of others, and often manipulate or exploit situations for their own benefit.
Example 1: John always insists that his ideas are superior to everyone else’s and refuses to listen to alternative perspectives. It’s clear he has a God complex and believes he is the only one with the right answers.
Example 2: The CEO’s constant need for control and his lack of regard for employee opinions clearly shows his God complex. He dismisses any suggestions that challenge his authority and refuses to consider any changes that are not his own ideas.
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