Definition of self-command in English:

self-command

noun sɛlfkəˈmɑːndˈˌsɛlfkəˈmænd

The ability to control one's emotions; self-control.
Example sentencesExamples
- With respect to decision and action, the strategy of objective tolerance is appropriate in areas where I do not aspire to the highest degree of self-command.
- In my opinion self-command for Smith is much more complex than simple self-control.
- Invincible when events ran their way, they could not summon the self-command to rally when the sky began to rain.
- He sought pleasure, self-command, fame, knowledge, and even wisdom.
- These psychological terms seem to be neutral descriptors of inner states or behavioral capacities, but the self-command that they connote is tied directly to concepts of character strength.

Definition of self-command in US English:

self-command

nounˈˌsɛlfkəˈmænd

The ability to control one's emotions; self-control.
Example sentencesExamples
- These psychological terms seem to be neutral descriptors of inner states or behavioral capacities, but the self-command that they connote is tied directly to concepts of character strength.
- With respect to decision and action, the strategy of objective tolerance is appropriate in areas where I do not aspire to the highest degree of self-command.
- Invincible when events ran their way, they could not summon the self-command to rally when the sky began to rain.
- In my opinion self-command for Smith is much more complex than simple self-control.
- He sought pleasure, self-command, fame, knowledge, and even wisdom.

词汇	self-command
释义	Definition of self-command in English: self-command noun sɛlfkəˈmɑːndˈˌsɛlfkəˈmænd The ability to control one's emotions; self-control. Example sentencesExamples With respect to decision and action, the strategy of objective tolerance is appropriate in areas where I do not aspire to the highest degree of self-command. In my opinion self-command for Smith is much more complex than simple self-control. Invincible when events ran their way, they could not summon the self-command to rally when the sky began to rain. He sought pleasure, self-command, fame, knowledge, and even wisdom. These psychological terms seem to be neutral descriptors of inner states or behavioral capacities, but the self-command that they connote is tied directly to concepts of character strength. Definition of self-command in US English: self-command nounˈˌsɛlfkəˈmænd The ability to control one's emotions; self-control. Example sentencesExamples These psychological terms seem to be neutral descriptors of inner states or behavioral capacities, but the self-command that they connote is tied directly to concepts of character strength. With respect to decision and action, the strategy of objective tolerance is appropriate in areas where I do not aspire to the highest degree of self-command. Invincible when events ran their way, they could not summon the self-command to rally when the sky began to rain. In my opinion self-command for Smith is much more complex than simple self-control. He sought pleasure, self-command, fame, knowledge, and even wisdom.
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