Definition of self-assertion in English:

self-assertion

noun

mass noun

The confident and forceful expression or promotion of oneself, one's views, or one's desires.
自我断言；自我主张
her self-assertion was born from a confident determination to succeed
the occasion became one of national self-assertion
Example sentencesExamples
- The difference between the two first sentences is the difference between a high-spirited epic of self-assertion and a slender account of the threadbare ego.
- Who hasn't taken solace in some form of greediness, self-assertion, or just plain carelessness?
- Unfortunately, the successful self-assertion of women in such a kinship system is at the expense of younger women, which helps perpetuate the cycle of female subordination.
- It has resulted, in my view, from China's self-assertion.
- The balancing act between self-loathing and self-assertion got her through the wild days and has landed her on her present plane of serene renunciation.
- To do this, she may need to be trained in self-assertion and confidence.
- There are obviously many degrees of cultural self-assertion, cultural defensiveness, cultural porousness and cultural boundaries.
- Liberalism appears blind to its own forms of self-assertion and aggression (economic, military or cultural), and hence to its own part in the generation of this ghastly phenomenon.
- Is it an instrument of social oppression or of national self-assertion?
- For Jack, speech is self-assertion, territorial claim, a proof of confidence.
- National culture became a celebration of aggressive self-assertion.
- We see, here, a politics of masculinity, its currency that of resentment transmuted into exaggerated self-assertion.
- No opportunity for self-assertion is passed up.
- There is no room in the end time for individual distinction and self-assertion, but merely for adoration of someone far beyond the self.
- In the ultimate paradox, submission was to be the only meaningful route left to national self-assertion.
- Two nations, born out of violence, continued through the first two decades after Partition to draw a line in the sand for their mutual self-assertion.
- Their determination to scorn the dictates of the IMF and the World Bank and pursue their own strategies for economic and human development is a manifestation of a powerful wave of national self-assertion.
- It advocates walking the extra mile, which, far from being capitulation or forfeiture of rights, is unflinching self-assertion and composure amidst adversity or extortion.
- The two figures, one highly individualised, dedicated to self-assertion and pleasure-seeking, the other ascetic and self-denying, are sharply contrasted.
- So much change must have come with the new-found self-assertion.

Derivatives

self-asserting

adjective ˌsɛlfəˈsəːtɪŋˌsɛlfəˈsərdɪŋ

Expressing or promoting oneself confidently and forcefully.
self-asserting politicians
Example sentencesExamples
- signs of an eager, self-asserting disposition
- It is becoming economically, militarily and politically self-asserting.
- I am told that while I was still in long dresses I showed many signs of an eager, self-asserting disposition.

self-assertive

adjective ˌsɛlfəˈsəːtɪvˌsɛlfəˈsərdɪv

Having or characterized by self-assertion; expressing oneself confidently and forcefully.
I've always encouraged students to be self-assertive
Example sentencesExamples
- his theatrical background may have contributed to his self-assertive quality as a broadcaster
- Skilled noncompliance represents adaptive autonomy, and has been defined as being self-assertive in a verbally competent, nonaversive manner.
- When Mercury moves into Leo, you will feel more reckless and self-assertive.
- Being unevolved, they are of the lower nature, instinctive, self-assertive, confused, possessive and protective of their immediate environment.

self-assertiveness

noun

This book shows us art that asserts the authority, autonomy, self-assertiveness and sheer breathtaking scope of African creativity today.
Example sentencesExamples
- All this points to the increasing self-assertiveness of Japan 60 years after it was defeated in World War II.
- In this case elections are used as an instrument of self-assertiveness.

Definition of self-assertion in US English:

self-assertion

nounˈˌself əˈsərSHənˈˌsɛlf əˈsərʃən

The confident and forceful expression or promotion of oneself, one's views, or one's desires.
自我断言；自我主张
her self-assertion was born from a confident determination to succeed
the occasion became one of national self-assertion
Example sentencesExamples
- No opportunity for self-assertion is passed up.
- Two nations, born out of violence, continued through the first two decades after Partition to draw a line in the sand for their mutual self-assertion.
- Who hasn't taken solace in some form of greediness, self-assertion, or just plain carelessness?
- Liberalism appears blind to its own forms of self-assertion and aggression (economic, military or cultural), and hence to its own part in the generation of this ghastly phenomenon.
- There is no room in the end time for individual distinction and self-assertion, but merely for adoration of someone far beyond the self.
- So much change must have come with the new-found self-assertion.
- For Jack, speech is self-assertion, territorial claim, a proof of confidence.
- Unfortunately, the successful self-assertion of women in such a kinship system is at the expense of younger women, which helps perpetuate the cycle of female subordination.
- The balancing act between self-loathing and self-assertion got her through the wild days and has landed her on her present plane of serene renunciation.
- Their determination to scorn the dictates of the IMF and the World Bank and pursue their own strategies for economic and human development is a manifestation of a powerful wave of national self-assertion.
- It advocates walking the extra mile, which, far from being capitulation or forfeiture of rights, is unflinching self-assertion and composure amidst adversity or extortion.
- The difference between the two first sentences is the difference between a high-spirited epic of self-assertion and a slender account of the threadbare ego.
- It has resulted, in my view, from China's self-assertion.
- National culture became a celebration of aggressive self-assertion.
- We see, here, a politics of masculinity, its currency that of resentment transmuted into exaggerated self-assertion.
- There are obviously many degrees of cultural self-assertion, cultural defensiveness, cultural porousness and cultural boundaries.
- In the ultimate paradox, submission was to be the only meaningful route left to national self-assertion.
- To do this, she may need to be trained in self-assertion and confidence.
- The two figures, one highly individualised, dedicated to self-assertion and pleasure-seeking, the other ascetic and self-denying, are sharply contrasted.
- Is it an instrument of social oppression or of national self-assertion?

词汇	self-assertion
释义	Definition of self-assertion in English: self-assertion noun mass noun The confident and forceful expression or promotion of oneself, one's views, or one's desires. 自我断言；自我主张 her self-assertion was born from a confident determination to succeed the occasion became one of national self-assertion Example sentencesExamples The difference between the two first sentences is the difference between a high-spirited epic of self-assertion and a slender account of the threadbare ego. Who hasn't taken solace in some form of greediness, self-assertion, or just plain carelessness? Unfortunately, the successful self-assertion of women in such a kinship system is at the expense of younger women, which helps perpetuate the cycle of female subordination. It has resulted, in my view, from China's self-assertion. The balancing act between self-loathing and self-assertion got her through the wild days and has landed her on her present plane of serene renunciation. To do this, she may need to be trained in self-assertion and confidence. There are obviously many degrees of cultural self-assertion, cultural defensiveness, cultural porousness and cultural boundaries. Liberalism appears blind to its own forms of self-assertion and aggression (economic, military or cultural), and hence to its own part in the generation of this ghastly phenomenon. Is it an instrument of social oppression or of national self-assertion? For Jack, speech is self-assertion, territorial claim, a proof of confidence. National culture became a celebration of aggressive self-assertion. We see, here, a politics of masculinity, its currency that of resentment transmuted into exaggerated self-assertion. No opportunity for self-assertion is passed up. There is no room in the end time for individual distinction and self-assertion, but merely for adoration of someone far beyond the self. In the ultimate paradox, submission was to be the only meaningful route left to national self-assertion. Two nations, born out of violence, continued through the first two decades after Partition to draw a line in the sand for their mutual self-assertion. Their determination to scorn the dictates of the IMF and the World Bank and pursue their own strategies for economic and human development is a manifestation of a powerful wave of national self-assertion. It advocates walking the extra mile, which, far from being capitulation or forfeiture of rights, is unflinching self-assertion and composure amidst adversity or extortion. The two figures, one highly individualised, dedicated to self-assertion and pleasure-seeking, the other ascetic and self-denying, are sharply contrasted. So much change must have come with the new-found self-assertion. Derivatives self-asserting adjective ˌsɛlfəˈsəːtɪŋˌsɛlfəˈsərdɪŋ Expressing or promoting oneself confidently and forcefully. self-asserting politicians Example sentencesExamples signs of an eager, self-asserting disposition It is becoming economically, militarily and politically self-asserting. I am told that while I was still in long dresses I showed many signs of an eager, self-asserting disposition. self-assertive adjective ˌsɛlfəˈsəːtɪvˌsɛlfəˈsərdɪv Having or characterized by self-assertion; expressing oneself confidently and forcefully. I've always encouraged students to be self-assertive Example sentencesExamples his theatrical background may have contributed to his self-assertive quality as a broadcaster Skilled noncompliance represents adaptive autonomy, and has been defined as being self-assertive in a verbally competent, nonaversive manner. When Mercury moves into Leo, you will feel more reckless and self-assertive. Being unevolved, they are of the lower nature, instinctive, self-assertive, confused, possessive and protective of their immediate environment. self-assertiveness noun This book shows us art that asserts the authority, autonomy, self-assertiveness and sheer breathtaking scope of African creativity today. Example sentencesExamples All this points to the increasing self-assertiveness of Japan 60 years after it was defeated in World War II. In this case elections are used as an instrument of self-assertiveness. Definition of self-assertion in US English: self-assertion nounˈˌself əˈsərSHənˈˌsɛlf əˈsərʃən The confident and forceful expression or promotion of oneself, one's views, or one's desires. 自我断言；自我主张 her self-assertion was born from a confident determination to succeed the occasion became one of national self-assertion Example sentencesExamples No opportunity for self-assertion is passed up. Two nations, born out of violence, continued through the first two decades after Partition to draw a line in the sand for their mutual self-assertion. Who hasn't taken solace in some form of greediness, self-assertion, or just plain carelessness? Liberalism appears blind to its own forms of self-assertion and aggression (economic, military or cultural), and hence to its own part in the generation of this ghastly phenomenon. There is no room in the end time for individual distinction and self-assertion, but merely for adoration of someone far beyond the self. So much change must have come with the new-found self-assertion. For Jack, speech is self-assertion, territorial claim, a proof of confidence. Unfortunately, the successful self-assertion of women in such a kinship system is at the expense of younger women, which helps perpetuate the cycle of female subordination. The balancing act between self-loathing and self-assertion got her through the wild days and has landed her on her present plane of serene renunciation. Their determination to scorn the dictates of the IMF and the World Bank and pursue their own strategies for economic and human development is a manifestation of a powerful wave of national self-assertion. It advocates walking the extra mile, which, far from being capitulation or forfeiture of rights, is unflinching self-assertion and composure amidst adversity or extortion. The difference between the two first sentences is the difference between a high-spirited epic of self-assertion and a slender account of the threadbare ego. It has resulted, in my view, from China's self-assertion. National culture became a celebration of aggressive self-assertion. We see, here, a politics of masculinity, its currency that of resentment transmuted into exaggerated self-assertion. There are obviously many degrees of cultural self-assertion, cultural defensiveness, cultural porousness and cultural boundaries. In the ultimate paradox, submission was to be the only meaningful route left to national self-assertion. To do this, she may need to be trained in self-assertion and confidence. The two figures, one highly individualised, dedicated to self-assertion and pleasure-seeking, the other ascetic and self-denying, are sharply contrasted. Is it an instrument of social oppression or of national self-assertion?
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