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Definition of self-sufficient - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
emotional independenceable to live happily without others
- He is self-sufficient and enjoys his own company.
2.
economic autonomyable to produce everything needed independently
- The village is self-sufficient in food production.
Origin of self-sufficient
Latin, sufficere (to supply) + self (oneself)
Terms with self-sufficient included in their meaning
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independent
be independent or self-sufficient
self-sufficient
designed to function independently of other systems
self-sufficiency
self-sufficient attitude due to living on an island
self-sufficient
live without public utilities like water or electricity
independence
self-sufficient without external help
self-sufficient living
related to living self-sufficiently on a homestead
independence
in a way that is independent and self-sufficient
self-sufficient
independent of external control or support
stateless communities
movement promoting self-sufficient communities free from state control
Examples of self-sufficient in a sentence
A self-sufficient person thrives alone. The island community is self-sufficient in energy. Her self-sufficient lifestyle includes growing her own vegetables.
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- French:autonome, ...
- German:selbstgenügsam, selbstversorgend, ...
- Italian:autosufficiente, indipendente, ...
- Spanish:autosuficiente, autónomo, ...
- Portuguese:autossuficiente, ...
- Chinese:自给自足的, 自足的, ...
- Japanese:自立した, 自給自足の, ...
- Arabic:مُكْتَفٍ ذَاتِيًّا, مُعْتَمِد عَلَى نَفْسِهِ, ...
- Hebrew:עַצְמָאִי, אוֹטַרְקִי, ...
- Russian:самодостаточный, ...
- Ukrainian:самодостатній, ...
- Hindi:आत्मनिर्भर, स्वयंपूर्ण, ...
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