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philodox (s) (noun), philodoxes (pl)
A person who is especially fond of his or her own opinions or someone who loves to hear himself or herself talk; a chatterbox: Greg was a philodox who was convinced that he always had the right answers for everything and so he never hesitated to pass such information on to his fellow workers and even his superiors.
A person who loves his own opinions more than those of others.
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Someone who has a high regard for and confidence that his or her personal beliefs are more accurate and worthy of consideration than those of any other person. (1)
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