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self-love in Russian

self-love in Russian is себялю́бие — self-love means regard for your own wellbeing and worth, shown in treating yourself with the same care, honesty and forgiveness you would give someone you love.

self-love in Russian

себялю́бие
noun
Pronounced: sebyalyubiye
Regard for oneself; love of oneself.

What does "self-love" mean?

  1. noun Regard for your own wellbeing and worth, shown in treating yourself with the same care, honesty and forgiveness you would give someone you love.
    "Learning to say no was the beginning of self-love for her."
  2. noun Excessive concern with yourself; vanity or conceit.
    "His memoirs are an exercise in undisguised self-love."
  3. noun Masturbation.
    "The chapter on self-love is the frankest in the book."
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self-love in a sentence

  • Learning to say no was the beginning of self-love for her.
  • Therapy framed rest as an act of self-love, not laziness.
  • His memoirs are an exercise in undisguised self-love.
  • The chapter on self-love is the frankest in the book.

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What is "self-love" in Russian?

"self-love" in Russian is себялю́бие. self-love means: Regard for your own wellbeing and worth, shown in treating yourself with the same care, honesty and forgiveness you would give someone you love.

How do you pronounce себялю́бие?

"self-love" in Russian is себялю́бие, pronounced "sebyalyubiye".

How do you use "self-love" in a sentence?

Example: "Learning to say no was the beginning of self-love for her." In Russian, "self-love" is себялю́бие.

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