| 单词 | self-value | 
| 释义 | > as lemmasself-value   self-value  n.  Brit. , U.S. confidence in one's own merit or importance; self-worth. ΚΠ 1574    A. Golding tr.  J. Calvin Serm. Epist. St. Paule to Galathians ii. f. 67v  				Furthermore lette vs learne also, not too bring any imaginacion of selfe value [Fr. pour nous faire valoir] when wee come vntoo God. 1651    W. Davenant Gondibert 		(new ed.)	 viii. 155  				If knowledge, early got, self-value breeds, By false digestion it is turn'd to wind. 1778    V. Knox Ess. II. xxi. 217  				The very attempt [at autobiography] implies a considerable degree of self-value. 1817    Liverpool Mercury 28 Feb. 280/2  				Give them self-confidence—self-estimation—self-value;—let them be again a part of that people to whom you have attributed majesty. 1909    H. Münsterberg Eternal Values xii. 341  				The moral will which is anchored in the absolute self-value of the acting person also represents the higher stage of the self-development. 2005    Ebony Oct. 32/3 		(heading)	  				When you take pride in yourself, you don't feel threatened by others, and you don't feel inferior to others... You have self-value. < as lemmas | 
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