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10 Language-to-English DictionariesSelf-expression
The expression of one's own personality, feelings, or ideas, especially through creative work, speech, or style.
Self-governing
Exercising control over one's own affairs; independent or autonomous in political, administrative, or operational matters.
Self-imposed exile
The act of living away from one's native country by one's own choice, often due to political, personal, or artistic reasons.
Self-indulgent
Allowing oneself to enjoy the pleasure of something freely; excessively satisfying one's own desires.
Self-initiated
Undertaken or begun by oneself, without external prompting, direction, or compulsion; originating from one's own will or decision.
Self-kindness
The act of being warm, understanding, and supportive toward oneself rather than being harshly critical or judgmental during difficult times.
Self-preservation
The protection of oneself from harm, injury, or destruction, often instinctively or selfishly.
Self-punishing
Involving or tending toward the infliction of punishment or harsh treatment upon oneself, often due to guilt or low self-esteem.
Self-reproaching
Expressing or characterized by blame, criticism, or fault directed at oneself.
Self-sacrifice
The act of giving up one's own interests, happiness, or life for the sake of others or a greater cause.
Self-sufficient
Able to provide for one's own needs without external assistance.
Self-tormenter
A person who causes mental or emotional suffering to themselves through excessive worry, guilt, or rumination.