self-aware
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5.2
- adjective
- /ˌsɛlfəˈwɛr/
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consciente de sí mismo
- She became more self-aware after reflecting on her emotions during therapy.
- become more self-aware
- become more self-aware
- self-aware person
Obviously you're more self aware of your mortality.
- Obviously you're more self aware of your mortality.
- And she was very self aware of manipulating me.
- But each time you can become self aware, you can stop that.
- But it starts with being self aware and having self esteem.
- But then I became self aware that I wasn't doing it right.
- You know, I'm very, very conscious and self aware of where I am.
- The you can be self aware but not have a desire to grow.
- But it's worth just being self aware of which company you're building.
- Listen, being self aware is really important.
- I've never seen somebody less self aware than that woman.
- They were like, Matt, how do you attract a self aware person?
- And when it's turned up, they tend to be more self aware, self-conscious and less creative.
- Healthy self aware people don't do that.
- The second main problem that is keeping you from being self aware is busyness.
- You understand If you're self aware, you don't try to do things you can't do.
- It's about being empathic and self reflective and compassionate and self aware and well regulated.
Examples
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Leaders, especially in education, need an introspective look at themselves to become more self-aware, productive, and effective.
Academic text (2000) -
I have rarely interviewed a more rational, self-aware individual.
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You have to be self aware of what you are feeling.
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But each time you can become self aware, you can stop that.
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It's like learning to be more self aware, learning to improve yourself.
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It's really hard to become self aware of your natural talking style.
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Listen, being self aware is really important.
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Well, then you need to be more self aware.
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But it starts with being self aware and having self esteem.
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I am self-aware enough to know how this might look.
Synonyms
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7.4
To think carefully about your own feelings and thoughts
Antonyms
How Self-Aware
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Self-aware comes from self 'your own person' and aware 'knowing or noticing'. Think of someone looking in a mirror and noticing their feelings and actions, which is why self-aware means knowing your own feelings and behaviour.