Definition of self-appointed in English:

self-appointed

adjective

Having assumed a position or role without the endorsement of others.
自封的，自我任命的
self-appointed experts
自封的专家。
Example sentencesExamples
- The western leaders confidently pose as self-appointed custodians of democracy, an expedient ploy to win over public opinion.
- Charles's self-appointed role on these occasions was to look for any guardsman who swayed in the heat and then report them to their officers.
- Don't these peasants realise that their self-appointed moral arbiters have already decided what they should think?
- What gives these self-appointed activists the right to try to shut down the meetings of democratically elected leaders?
- I dealt with a lot of self-appointed experts on a range of subjects.
- The film is dubbed a ‘social satire’ on America's self-appointed role as the world's police force.
- The problem is that self-appointed statesmen cannot create a nation.
- The representatives of the relatives or patients appear to be largely self-appointed and it is unclear how accurately they reflect the views of others.
- I feel pity for a people who let some self-appointed cult leaders do their thinking for them.
- Real blogging is telling it how you see it and not conforming to what either the media or the self-appointed leaders of the blogs tell you is acceptable.
- While the groups are forming, some students take charge as self-appointed leaders.
- There have always been self-appointed experts on the subject, of course.
- The committee met in an unofficial capacity eight years ago as self-appointed community leaders.
- We found that the self-appointed experts were often wrong about why people watch reality TV.
- The fashion-challenged among us will be relieved to hear that even the self-appointed commissars of style haven't got a clue.
- It would be good to know if this is how he came across during his famous attempts to moderate American behaviour, in his self-appointed role as your best foreign friend.
- The last thing on anyone's mind should be having to deal with a mindless, self-appointed, unaccountable mob holding the country to ransom.
- There was a time when self-appointed wise men predicted the outcome of events, for good or ill, based on the position of the stars in the night sky.
- Now the self-appointed leader of the group is trying to hustle up a mere $5.
- Their self-appointed role in life seems to be to treat their spouses as though they were small, mildly irritating but endearing children.
Synonyms
inappropriately named

Rhymes

unpointed

Definition of self-appointed in US English:

self-appointed

adjectiveˈˌself əˈpoin(t)idˈˌsɛlf əˈpɔɪn(t)ɪd

attributive Having assumed a position or role without the endorsement of others.
自封的，自我任命的
self-appointed experts
自封的专家。
Example sentencesExamples
- The problem is that self-appointed statesmen cannot create a nation.
- The western leaders confidently pose as self-appointed custodians of democracy, an expedient ploy to win over public opinion.
- The film is dubbed a ‘social satire’ on America's self-appointed role as the world's police force.
- Don't these peasants realise that their self-appointed moral arbiters have already decided what they should think?
- Real blogging is telling it how you see it and not conforming to what either the media or the self-appointed leaders of the blogs tell you is acceptable.
- What gives these self-appointed activists the right to try to shut down the meetings of democratically elected leaders?
- The last thing on anyone's mind should be having to deal with a mindless, self-appointed, unaccountable mob holding the country to ransom.
- I feel pity for a people who let some self-appointed cult leaders do their thinking for them.
- While the groups are forming, some students take charge as self-appointed leaders.
- The fashion-challenged among us will be relieved to hear that even the self-appointed commissars of style haven't got a clue.
- We found that the self-appointed experts were often wrong about why people watch reality TV.
- Now the self-appointed leader of the group is trying to hustle up a mere $5.
- Their self-appointed role in life seems to be to treat their spouses as though they were small, mildly irritating but endearing children.
- There have always been self-appointed experts on the subject, of course.
- The representatives of the relatives or patients appear to be largely self-appointed and it is unclear how accurately they reflect the views of others.
- The committee met in an unofficial capacity eight years ago as self-appointed community leaders.
- I dealt with a lot of self-appointed experts on a range of subjects.
- It would be good to know if this is how he came across during his famous attempts to moderate American behaviour, in his self-appointed role as your best foreign friend.
- There was a time when self-appointed wise men predicted the outcome of events, for good or ill, based on the position of the stars in the night sky.
- Charles's self-appointed role on these occasions was to look for any guardsman who swayed in the heat and then report them to their officers.
Synonyms
inappropriately named

词汇	self-appointed
释义	Definition of self-appointed in English: self-appointed adjective Having assumed a position or role without the endorsement of others. 自封的，自我任命的 self-appointed experts 自封的专家。 Example sentencesExamples The western leaders confidently pose as self-appointed custodians of democracy, an expedient ploy to win over public opinion. Charles's self-appointed role on these occasions was to look for any guardsman who swayed in the heat and then report them to their officers. Don't these peasants realise that their self-appointed moral arbiters have already decided what they should think? What gives these self-appointed activists the right to try to shut down the meetings of democratically elected leaders? I dealt with a lot of self-appointed experts on a range of subjects. The film is dubbed a ‘social satire’ on America's self-appointed role as the world's police force. The problem is that self-appointed statesmen cannot create a nation. The representatives of the relatives or patients appear to be largely self-appointed and it is unclear how accurately they reflect the views of others. I feel pity for a people who let some self-appointed cult leaders do their thinking for them. Real blogging is telling it how you see it and not conforming to what either the media or the self-appointed leaders of the blogs tell you is acceptable. While the groups are forming, some students take charge as self-appointed leaders. There have always been self-appointed experts on the subject, of course. The committee met in an unofficial capacity eight years ago as self-appointed community leaders. We found that the self-appointed experts were often wrong about why people watch reality TV. The fashion-challenged among us will be relieved to hear that even the self-appointed commissars of style haven't got a clue. It would be good to know if this is how he came across during his famous attempts to moderate American behaviour, in his self-appointed role as your best foreign friend. The last thing on anyone's mind should be having to deal with a mindless, self-appointed, unaccountable mob holding the country to ransom. There was a time when self-appointed wise men predicted the outcome of events, for good or ill, based on the position of the stars in the night sky. Now the self-appointed leader of the group is trying to hustle up a mere $5. Their self-appointed role in life seems to be to treat their spouses as though they were small, mildly irritating but endearing children. Synonyms inappropriately named Rhymes unpointed Definition of self-appointed in US English: self-appointed adjectiveˈˌself əˈpoin(t)idˈˌsɛlf əˈpɔɪn(t)ɪd attributive Having assumed a position or role without the endorsement of others. 自封的，自我任命的 self-appointed experts 自封的专家。 Example sentencesExamples The problem is that self-appointed statesmen cannot create a nation. The western leaders confidently pose as self-appointed custodians of democracy, an expedient ploy to win over public opinion. The film is dubbed a ‘social satire’ on America's self-appointed role as the world's police force. Don't these peasants realise that their self-appointed moral arbiters have already decided what they should think? Real blogging is telling it how you see it and not conforming to what either the media or the self-appointed leaders of the blogs tell you is acceptable. What gives these self-appointed activists the right to try to shut down the meetings of democratically elected leaders? The last thing on anyone's mind should be having to deal with a mindless, self-appointed, unaccountable mob holding the country to ransom. I feel pity for a people who let some self-appointed cult leaders do their thinking for them. While the groups are forming, some students take charge as self-appointed leaders. The fashion-challenged among us will be relieved to hear that even the self-appointed commissars of style haven't got a clue. We found that the self-appointed experts were often wrong about why people watch reality TV. Now the self-appointed leader of the group is trying to hustle up a mere $5. Their self-appointed role in life seems to be to treat their spouses as though they were small, mildly irritating but endearing children. There have always been self-appointed experts on the subject, of course. The representatives of the relatives or patients appear to be largely self-appointed and it is unclear how accurately they reflect the views of others. The committee met in an unofficial capacity eight years ago as self-appointed community leaders. I dealt with a lot of self-appointed experts on a range of subjects. It would be good to know if this is how he came across during his famous attempts to moderate American behaviour, in his self-appointed role as your best foreign friend. There was a time when self-appointed wise men predicted the outcome of events, for good or ill, based on the position of the stars in the night sky. Charles's self-appointed role on these occasions was to look for any guardsman who swayed in the heat and then report them to their officers. Synonyms inappropriately named
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