0 relating to or characteristic of solipsism (= the belief that only your own experiences and existence can be known or are important):
He is a pathologically shy and solipsistic young man.
It's the work of an almost neurotically solipsistic artist.
Rather than leading to a solipsistic account of reality, it is claimed through an analysis of consciousness that it is an error on our part to conceive of individuated awareness.
The boy focuses his attention on some discarded orange peel suspended momentarily on the ocean surface; as they sink out of sight, he engages in solipsistic contemplation.
A solipsistic gaze constructed the only life worth living.
His views on the world could be seen as solipsistic.
Possibly the most controversial feature of the metaphysical solipsistic worldview is the denial of the existence of other minds.
The result is a book that succeeds simultaneously in being boring and presumptuous, derivative and solipsistic.
The pieces can be worn on the street or carried like a partner in an enraptured solipsistic dance.
The more formal people are in approaching her, the more the ecclesiastical hierarchies appear closed in their moralisms, their formalisms, their solipsistic way of thinking.
