self [self] SUST.
1. self selves (nature of person):
2. self sin pl. (own interest):
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
self- [self] PREF.
- self-
- samo-
self-acting ADJ.
self-acting machine:
- self-acting
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self-adhesive ADJ.
- self-adhesive
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self-appointed ADJ. pey.
self-appointed critic, expert:
- self-appointed
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self-assertion, self-assertiveness SUST. sin pl.
- self-assertion
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The name of the column, with its nice mixture of diffidence and self-assertion, anticipated the tone, and reflected the writer.
en.wikipedia.org I would call it the doctrine of credible self-confidence and self-assertion, something that other countries in the world also expect from us.
www.dnaindia.com However very many older pieces of literature were re-published in the newspapers as an act of cultural self-assertion and morale-boosting.
en.wikipedia.org Parental responsiveness (warmth or supportiveness) refers to the extent to which parents intentionally foster individuality, self-regulation, and self-assertion by being attuned, supportive, and acquiescent to children's special needs and demands.
en.wikipedia.org You are hardworking and clever and used to always be task-ready, with a cheery disposition and positive self-assertion.
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