self-esteem
ˌsɛlf ɪˈstim
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Noun

psychologybelief in your own value and abilities
  • Her self-esteem improved after she won the award.
  • Low self-esteem can affect your relationships.
  • Building self-esteem takes time and effort.
self-respect self-worth
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Expressions with self-esteem

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increase one's confidence and self-worth
She joined a club to boost her self-esteem.

Origin of self-esteem

Latin, aestimare (to value)

Terms with self-esteem included in their meaning

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self esteem
feel sure about your skills and decisions
emotion
damage someone's self-esteem or confidence
self-perception self-esteem
mental picture and feelings about one's own body
psychology
increase someone's confidence or self-esteem
emotion
showing excessive self-esteem
egon.
confidence level
person's self-esteem and opinion of themselves
deadly sin
unreasonable and inordinate self-esteem
psychology
increase someone's self-esteem or self-worth

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  1. French:estime de soi, ...
  2. German:Selbstwertgefühl, ...
  3. Italian:autostima, ...
  4. Spanish:autoestima, ...
  5. Portuguese:autoestima, ...
  6. Chinese:自尊心, ...
  7. Japanese:自尊心, ...
  8. Arabic:تَقْدِير الذَّات, ...
  9. Hebrew:הַעֲרָכָה עַצְמִית, ...
  10. Russian:самооценка, ...
  11. Ukrainian:самооцінка, ...
  12. Hindi:आत्मसम्मान, ...

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