self-controlled (Meaning)

self-controlled

restraint exercised over one's own impulses, emotions, or desires, control over one's own impulses, emotions, or acts

He maintained his composure and remained self-controlled in the face of adversity.
The self-controlled child calmly waited her turn without interrupting.
The athlete's self-control enabled him to focus on his technique despite distractions.
With unwavering self-control, the doctor performed a delicate surgery under intense pressure.
The self-controlled student resisted the temptation to cheat despite feeling anxious.
The self-controlled politician declined to engage in personal attacks during a heated debate.
The self-controlled manager delegated tasks effectively, maintaining control without micromanaging.
The self-controlled parent set clear boundaries for their children, fostering discipline and respect.
The self-controlled investor managed their emotions and made rational decisions in fluctuating markets.
The self-controlled individual lived a balanced and fulfilling life, free from impulsive behaviors.

restraint exercised over one's own impulses, emotions, or desires, control over one's own impulses, emotions, or acts

controlled, inhibited, disciplined, restrained, self-disciplined, rational, deliberate,temperate, moderate, levelheaded

intemperate, unreasonable, irrational, radical, inordinate, extreme,excessive, fanatical, uncontrolled, unrestrained

He maintained his composure and remained self-controlled in the face of adversity.

The self-controlled child calmly waited her turn without interrupting.

The athlete's self-control enabled him to focus on his technique despite distractions.

With unwavering self-control, the doctor performed a delicate surgery under intense pressure.