| self-realization |
the fulfillment or development of one's potential. |
| self-recording |
of a machine or instrument, recording automatically its own functions or operations, as a seismograph. |
| self-recrimination |
combined form of recrimination. |
| self-referential |
combined form of referential. |
| self-referring |
combined form of referring. |
| self-reflexive |
combined form of reflexive. |
| self-reformation |
combined form of reformation. |
| self-regard |
consideration or regard for oneself or one's own concerns. [2 definitions] |
| self-regulating |
directing or controlling itself from within, without external help. [2 definitions] |
| self-regulation |
combined form of regulation. |
| self-regulative |
combined form of regulative. |
| self-regulatory |
combined form of regulatory. |
| self-reinforcing |
combined form of reinforcing. |
| self-reliance |
dependence on oneself and one's own judgments, powers, or resources, rather than those of others. |
| self-renewal |
combined form of renewal. |
| self-renewing |
combined form of renewing. |
| self-renouncing |
combined form of renouncing. |
| self-renunciation |
combined form of renunciation. |
| self-reproach |
the act or process of blaming oneself for shortcomings, errors, misdeeds, or the like. |
| self-reproachful |
combined form of reproachful. |
| self-reproof |
combined form of reproof. |