| self-acting |
acting by itself; automatic. |
| self-actualize |
to achieve one's full potential. |
| self-addressed |
of an envelope, post card, or the like, addressed to oneself, esp. for mailing by another. |
| self-adjusting |
combined form of adjusting. |
| self-administer |
combined form of administer. |
| self-administration |
combined form of administration. |
| self-admitted |
combined form of admitted. |
| self-admittedly |
combined form of admittedly. |
| self-adulatory |
combined form of adulatory. |
| self-advancement |
the act or process of promoting oneself or one's own interests. |
| self-advertisement |
combined form of advertisement. |
| self-advertiser |
combined form of advertiser. |
| self-affirmation |
combined form of affirmation. |
| self-aggrandizement |
the act or process of purposefully increasing one's own power, riches, fame, or the like. |
| self-aggrandizing |
combined form of aggrandizing. |
| self-alienation |
combined form of alienation. |
| self-anointed |
combined form of anointed. |
| self-appointed |
designated or named by oneself, usu. to a position of authority. |
| self-appraisal |
combined form of appraisal. |
| self-approbation |
combined form of approbation. |
| self-assertion |
the confident or aggressive expression of one's own desires, opinions, or personality. |