self like's Usage Examples:

Consciousness is said to illuminate itself like a lamp that illuminates objects in a room as well as itself.

After finding Jing's phone left behind, she types Jing a message in which she writes that she's tired of waiting to be loved back and that she'll kill herself like Jing's previous girlfriend.

Organization for Women supporter got in her face and asked: "How can you demean yourself like this?" Marsh simply replied: "You want to pay for my college.

Dumont has himself likened his films to visual arts, and he typically uses long takes, close-ups of people's bodies, and story lines involving extreme emotions.

administrative duties while Ryan wonders if Andy still sees him as his teenage self like her father does.

reason, the future John did not send back anyone to protect his young self like in the first two films and other timelines.

acquits herself like a lady out to prove she can be hoydenish when necessary.

The other exception occurs in reflexive clauses where a pronominal copy of a reflexive Patient is required, as shown below:{||(3)|Bonci|ncayak|i|tadia|-||bonci|n-say-ak|i|ta-dia|-||peanut|3sg-spread-APPL|3sg|SIM-REM|-|| colspan4 |'Peanut (leaves) spread out on itself like that.

They also rejected having the character breathe fire or run fast like Sonic the Hedgehog, so they refocused on what a slime could do, and that his how they discovered that his movements should be stretching and catapulting itself like a slingshot.

By moving to Italy in 1925, Pound in a way exiled himself like Mauberley, while becoming increasingly involved in the conflicts of his age.

kings"), with the exception of a number of non-nominal prefixes such as the privative a; the word bahuvrīhí is itself likewise an exception to this rule.

The corrupted Brotherhood of the Spear spread out, ingraining itself like a multi-headed serpent into all facets of human society, from.

Synonyms:

self-complacency, satisfaction, smugness, complacency, complacence,

Antonyms:

dissatisfaction, discontentment, nonpayment, letdown, tedium,