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61self-sufficiency — (Roget s Thesaurus II) noun The capacity to manage one s own affairs, make one s own judgments, and provide for oneself: independence, self determination, self reliance. See DEPENDENCE …
62independence — in·de·pend·ence || ‚ɪndɪ pendÉ™ns n. freedom; self reliance, self sufficiency; autonomy, self rule …
63self-proclaimed — UK [ˌself prəˈkleɪmd] / US adjective used for saying what a particular person, organization etc describes themselves as, even though other people might not agree the region s self proclaimed independence …
64self-reliance — /sɛlf rəˈlaɪəns/ (say self ruh luyuhns) noun reliance on oneself or one s own powers; confidence; independence. –self reliant, adjective …
65self-rule — /sɛlf ˈrul/ (say self roohl) noun achievement of independence by a former colony or dependent territory. –self ruling, adjective …
66self-reliance — n. reliance on one s own resources etc.; independence. Derivatives: self reliant adj. self reliantly adv …
67Self-Government Guiding Board — The Self Government Guiding Board was organized by the Imperial Japanese Army, in Mukden during the last half of September 1931 following the Mukden Incident and Invasion of Manchuria. The purpose of the Board was to start an independence… …
68self-determination — N UNCOUNT Self determination is the right of a country to be independent, instead of being controlled by a foreign country, and to choose its own form of government. Syn: independence …
69self-dependence — adj. dependence only on oneself or itself; independence. Derivatives: self dependent adj …
70self-determination — noun a) The ability or right to make your own decisions without interference from others b) The political independence of a people …
