| self-directive |
combined form of directive. |
| self-discipline |
regulation or control of oneself, esp. as a means of improving one's skill, knowledge, or the like. |
| self-discovery |
the act or process of coming to know or understand oneself, as regarding one's true needs and wants, one's identity, or one's vocation. |
| self-disgust |
combined form of disgust. |
| self-dissatisfaction |
combined form of dissatisfaction. |
| self-doubt |
a lack of confidence or belief in oneself or one's abilities. |
| self-educated |
educated by one's own efforts, rather than by formal instruction. |
| self-educating |
combined form of educating. |
| self-education |
combined form of education. |
| self-effacement |
the dislike or intentional avoidance of other people's attention; humility. |
| self-effacing |
combined form of effacing. |
| self-emancipation |
combined form of emancipation. |
| self-emasculation |
combined form of emasculation. |
| self-employed |
working for oneself or in one's own business, rather than for an employer. |
| self-enclosed |
combined form of enclosed. |
| self-engrossed |
combined form of engrossed. |
| self-enhancement |
combined form of enhancement. |
| self-esteem |
confidence or pride in oneself; self-respect. |
| self-evaluate |
combined form of evaluate. |
| self-evaluation |
combined form of evaluation. |
| self-evident |
needing no explanation or proof. |