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Q: What is a word that means to only be concerned with yourself?
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Disconcerned doesn't mean anything.You might have had misspelled the word, like maybe unconcerned. Unconcerned is a REAL word. The prefix of unconcerned is "un" that means, not concerned and the route word is "concerned". That means, your concerned! Now this is the real answer.~Thank you for reading the real answer~ Originally made at the Massachusetts: Jane Besas