English Dictionary
Definition self in British English
self
noun
What are red words?
Around 90% of spoken and written English relies on just 7,500 common words.
These words are highlighted in red and are ranked using a star system.
- One-star words are commonly used
- Two-star words are even more common
- Three-star words are the most frequently used
noun
What are red words?
Around 90% of spoken and written English relies on just 7,500 common words.These words are highlighted in red and are ranked using a star system.
- One-star words are commonly used
- Two-star words are even more common
- Three-star words are the most frequently used
/self/
Related Words
Words related to self:
quantified self (noun)
self (noun)
self motivated (adjective)
self- (prefix)
self-absorbed (adjective)
self-access (noun)
self-adhesive (adjective)
self-analysis (noun)
self-appointed (adjective)
self-appraisal (noun)
self-assembly (adjective)
self-assessment (noun)
self-assurance (noun)
self-assured (adjective)
self-aware (adjective)
self-belief (noun)
self-build (noun)
self-build (verb)
self-care (noun)
self-catering (adjective)
self-censorship (noun)
self-centred (adjective)
self-confessed (adjective)
self-confidence (noun)
self-confident (adjective)
self-conscious (adjective)
self-contained (adjective)
self-control (noun)
self-controlled (adjective)
self-correcting (adjective)
self-critical (adjective)
self-deception (noun)
self-defeating (adjective)
self-defence (noun)
self-denial (noun)
self-deprecating (adjective)
self-destruct (verb)
self-destructive (adjective)
self-discipline (noun)
self-discovery (noun)
self-doubt (noun)
self-drive (adjective)
self-educated (adjective)
self-effacing (adjective)
self-employed (adjective)
self-esteem (noun)
self-evident (adjective)
self-examination (noun)
self-explanatory (adjective)
self-expression (noun)
self-financing (adjective)
self-fulfilling (adjective)
self-governing (adjective)
self-government (noun)
self-harm (noun)
self-help (noun)
self-identify (verb)
self-image (noun)
self-importance (noun)
self-important (adjective)
self-imposed (adjective)
self-improvement (noun)
self-induced (adjective)
self-indulgence (noun)
self-indulgent (adjective)
self-inflicted (adjective)
self-interest (noun)
self-knowledge (noun)
self-loathing (noun)
self-made (adjective)
self-mockery (noun)
self-opinionated (adjective)
self-perpetuating (adjective)
self-pity (noun)
self-portrait (noun)
self-possessed (adjective)
self-preservation (noun)
self-proclaimed (adjective)
self-promotion (noun)
self-publish (verb)
self-regulatory (adjective)
self-reliant (adjective)
self-renewal (noun)
self-reproach (noun)
self-respect (noun)
self-respecting (adjective)
self-restraint (noun)
self-righteous (adjective)
self-rule (noun)
self-sacrifice (noun)
self-seeking (adjective)
self-service (adjective)
self-serving (adjective)
self-starter (noun)
self-study (noun)
self-styled (adjective)
self-taught (adjective)
self-willed (adjective)
self-worth (noun)
your old self (phrase)