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To thine own ___ be true
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self
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Word definitions in Wikipedia
The self is an individual person as the object of his or her own reflective consciousness. Self (album) , by Quintessence Self , an album by Paul Kalkbrenner Self (band) , an American alternative rock band Self (company) , a Swedish motor vehicle manufacturer ...
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Word definitions in Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
noun COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES be a shadow/ghost of your former self (= be much less confident, healthy, energetic etc than you used to be ) ▪ The team’s a shadow of its former self. sb’s true self (= someone’s real character ) ▪ He had revealed his ...
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Word definitions in The Collaborative International Dictionary
Self \Self\, n.; pl. Selves . The individual as the object of his own reflective consciousness; the man viewed by his own cognition as the subject of all his mental phenomena, the agent in his own activities, the subject of his own feelings, and the possessor ...
Usage examples of self.
Joining in the conversation also helped to take her mind off the nightmarish phantasm that was now abiding somewhere within her unsettled self.
Are we to think that a being knowing itself must contain diversity, that self-knowledge can be affirmed only when some one phase of the self perceives other phases, and that therefore an absolutely simplex entity would be equally incapable of introversion and of self-awareness?
It is absolutely not an experience not an experience of momentary states, not an experience of self, not an experience of no-self, not an experience of relaxing, not an experience of surrendering: it is the Empty opening or clearing in which all of those experiences come and go, an opening or clearing that, were it not always already perfectly Present, no experiences could arise in the first place.
For this reason one who is in the love of ruling from the love of self thinks nothing of defrauding his neighbor, committing adultery with his wife, slandering him, breathing vengeance on him even to the death, treating him cruelly, and other such deeds.
Dear as his daughter might become to him, all he dared to ask of Heaven was that she might be restored to that truer self which lay beneath her false and adventitious being.
It was almost as though he was morphing into someone else, a self he should know even more intimately than the amnesiac Judd, but to whom he felt a complete stranger.
This man, who had given up everything in life except his own self, fostered an amorous inclination, in spite of his age and of his gout.
They let their separate selves burn away like so many thousands of matches, annihilating themselves in an all-consuming transcendence.
He seems an apocalyptic egotist willing to sacrifice world for self, at least so far.
Enlightenment paradigm: the holism of nature produced the atomism of the self.
And this is precisely, as we have seen, the fundamental Enlightenment paradigm: a perfectly holistic world that leaves a perfectly atomistic self.
Therefore, we must add to the silent multiple permutations of the authorial selves one more: Kundera as self-inscribed reader who rewrites as he rereads, sending us back to the initial query.
The experiencing self in his autobiographical narrative is disciplined by an overarching intelligence that keeps directing the storytelling toward the pole of analysis.
It would be over six weeks before the Baptist would emerge from the privacy of his inner self.
And just now the bumping of the Tube train shaped his emotion into something that began with Success that poisons many a baser mind With thoughts of self, may lift-- but stopped there because, when he changed into another train, the jerkier movement altered the rhythm into something more lyrical, and he got somewhat confused between the two and ended by losing both.