释义 |
self-deˈnied, ppl. a. [self- 2.] Given to, or characterized by, self-denial; self-denying.
1693Apol. Clergy Scot. 9 They could not be so self-denyed as to be willingly deprived of the honour. a1715Burnet Own Time (1766) I. 270 He..was a mortified and self-denied man, that delighted in nothing so much as in the doing good. 1818Scott Hrt. Midl. xxxiii, The undaunted and self-denied manner in which he sacrificed himself. 1850J. Brown Disc. & Sayings of our Lord (1852) II. xvi. 206 Are we following him in self-denied service? Hence self-deˈniedly adv.
1676Row Contn. Blair's Autobiogr. xii. (1848) 379 Mr. Blair did seriously and self-deniedly bestir himself. |