| oneself |
a person's own self (often used reflexively). |
| second self |
a person who is so closely involved with another as to take on many of the other's personal qualities, values, and the like. |
| self-abasement |
humiliation or degradation of oneself, esp. from feelings of guilt or inferiority. |
| self-abnegating |
combined form of abnegating. |
| self-abnegation |
a setting aside of one's own interests or welfare for the sake of others'; self-denial; self-sacrifice. |
| self-absorbed |
almost exclusively concerned with oneself and one's own affairs. |
| self-abuse |
blame or reproach of oneself. [2 definitions] |
| self-accelerating |
combined form of accelerating. |
| self-acceptance |
combined form of acceptance. |
| self-accusation |
combined form of accusation. |
| self-accusatory |
combined form of accusatory. |
| self-accusing |
combined form of accusing. |
| self-acknowledged |
combined form of acknowledged. |
| 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. |