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Definition of self-controlled - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
emotion and desireRare able to control emotions, desires, and actionsRare
- She is very self-controlled even when provoked.
- He remained self-controlled during the tense negotiation.
- Her self-controlled response defused the heated argument.
Origin of self-controlled
Latin, self (self) + control (control)
Terms with self-controlled included in their meaning
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self-controlled
showing control over emotions or behavior
behavior
in a self-possessed and controlled way
social reaction
unsettle someone, making them uneasy and less self-controlled
work
labor organization that is self-governing and not controlled by outside groups
dependent
not independent or self-governing, sometimes controlled by outside forces
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- French:maîtrisé, ...
- German:selbstbeherrscht, ...
- Italian:autocontrollato, ...
- Spanish:comedido, ...
- Portuguese:autocontrolado, ...
- Chinese:自制的, ...
- Japanese:自制心が強い, ...
- Arabic:ضابِط لِنَفْسِهِ, ...
- Hebrew:בַּעַל שְׁלִיטָה עַצְמִית, ...
- Russian:самообладанный, ...
- Ukrainian:стриманий, ...
- Hindi:आत्म-नियंत्रित, ...
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