referring to the person or thing mentioned as the subject of the clause; used for emphasis on personal action

to come from a specific place, background, or source

the physical world including plants, animals, and landscapes

the state of being free or having the right to act, speak, or think without restraint; liberty

to intentionally kill oneself or attempt to take one's own life

referring to the person or thing previously mentioned; itself or oneself

starting from a specific point in time

one's own person; oneself

operating or moving by itself without manual control

To act independently, be autonomous, or be in control of one's own affairs.

belonging or relating separately to each person or thing involved

personally; in person; oneself

To have confidence in oneself or the quality of being self-assured.

alone; by oneself

acting on one's own initiative; responsible and predisposed to do the right thing

bicycle; bike

proud (of one's achievements etc)

by oneself; on one's own; on one's own initiative

a provincial-level administrative division of China with self-governance for ethnic minorities (five in total: Guangxi, Inner Mongolia, Ningxia, Xinjiang and Tibet)

caring only about one's own interests or benefits; exhibiting selfishness

voluntary; of one's own free will

to style oneself or refer to oneself by a particular name or title

one's own family or household

without authorization or permission

to come from

comfortable; at ease

nature (the natural world)

running water; tap water

autonomy; self-government

to exercise restraint over one's own impulses, emotions, or actions

to automate

to voluntarily give oneself up to the authorities after committing a crime

the ability to control one's behavior and regulate oneself through willpower

to defend oneself against attack or harm; the act or right of protecting oneself

A person's sense of dignity or ego, often in the context of being sensitive to criticism or perceived insults.

to blame oneself

to study or learn independently without formal instruction

to have low self-esteem or feel inadequate compared to others

to study independently outside of formal instruction or during a designated individual study period

to believe oneself to be always right and behave in an opinionated or dogmatic manner

To suffer unpleasant consequences or trouble as a result of one's own actions.

having an excessively high opinion of oneself; arrogant or self-important

secretly or privately to oneself, especially concerning internal thoughts, feelings, or decisions

performing a task or using a skill smoothly, effortlessly, and with mastery