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91self-gov|ern|ment — «SEHLF GUHV uhrn muhnt, uhr », noun. 1. a) government of a group by its own members: »We have self government through our elected representatives. b) the state of having such a government. 2. government, as of one s actions or affairs, by oneself …
92self-government — self gov′ernment n. 1) gov government of a state, community, or region by its own people 2) gov the condition of being self governed 3) self control • Etymology: 1725–35 self gov erning, adj …
93self-restraint — self′ restraint′ n. restraint imposed on one by oneself; self control • Etymology: 1765–75 self′ restrained′, adj. self′ restrain′ing, adj …
94self-restraint — [self′ri strānt′] n. restraint imposed on oneself by oneself; self control self restrained adj …
95self-gov|erned — «SEHLF GUHV uhrnd», adjective. 1. having self government: »a self governed state. 2. governing one s own actions or affairs; independent. 3. marked by or exercising self control …
96self-command — /self keuh mand , mahnd , self /, n. self control. [1690 1700] * * * …
97self-mastery — /self mas teuh ree, mah steuh , self /, n. self control. [1855 60] * * * …
98self-restrained — self restraint ► NOUN ▪ self control. DERIVATIVES self restrained adjective …
99self-restraint — ► NOUN ▪ self control. DERIVATIVES self restrained adjective …
100self-command — [self′kə mand′] n. SELF CONTROL …