French to English Dictionary (Dictionnaire Français-Anglais)

Self-independent

Relies entirely on one's own resources, abilities, or judgment; completely autonomous and self-sufficient.

Self-indulgence

The act of indulging oneself, especially in the gratification of one's own desires or appetites.

Self-indulgent

Allowing oneself to enjoy the pleasure of something freely; excessively satisfying one's own desires.

Self-initiated

Undertaken or begun by oneself, without external prompting, direction, or compulsion; originating from one's own will or decision.

Self-locking

Designed to lock automatically when a specific position, pressure, or threshold is reached, without requiring manual intervention.

Self-love

Regard for one's own well-being and happiness.

Self-negation

The act or an instance of denying or suppressing one's own needs, desires, or existence.

Self-promotion

The action of promoting or publicizing oneself or one's activities, abilities, or achievements, especially in a professional or commercial context.

Self-propagating

Capable of reproducing, spreading, or continuing its own growth, existence, or operation independently without ongoing external intervention.

Self-punishing

Involving or tending toward the infliction of punishment or harsh treatment upon oneself, often due to guilt or low self-esteem.

Self-reliance

The reliance on one's own powers and resources rather than those of others.

Self-reproaching

Expressing or characterized by blame, criticism, or fault directed at oneself.