| self-praise |
combined form of praise. |
| self-preoccupation |
combined form of preoccupation. |
| self-preoccupied |
combined form of preoccupied. |
| self-preservation |
the act or process of guarding or protecting oneself from injury, harm, or destruction. [2 definitions] |
| self-preserving |
combined form of preserving. |
| self-proclaimed |
so designated or characterized by oneself; self-styled. |
| self-produced |
combined form of produced. |
| self-professed |
combined form of professed. |
| self-promoter |
combined form of promoter. |
| self-promoting |
combined form of promoting. |
| self-promotion |
combined form of promotion. |
| self-pronouncing |
having the pronunciation indicated with accent marks, diacritical marks, or the like on the original spelling rather than using phonetic symbols. |
| self-propelled |
having within itself its own means of propulsion. |
| self-protection |
combined form of protection. |
| self-protective |
combined form of protective. |
| self-protectiveness |
combined form of protectiveness. |
| self-punishing |
combined form of punishing. |
| self-punishment |
combined form of punishment. |
| self-raised |
combined form of raised. |
| 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. |