self-sufficiency (Meaning)

Wordnet

self-sufficiency (n)

personal independence

Webster

The quality or state of being self-sufficient.

Aiming for self-sufficiency, he established a homestead with an organic garden and a rainwater collection system.
The community's emphasis on self-sufficiency fostered a sense of resilience and independence.
By developing renewable energy sources, the village achieved greater self-sufficiency in its electricity needs.
The self-sufficiency of the remote island was maintained through sustainable fishing and farming practices.
Through education and training, individuals empowered themselves with the skills to achieve self-sufficiency.
The project aimed to promote self-sufficiency by providing resources for startups and small businesses.
Many people dream of the day when they can achieve financial self-sufficiency through investments and savings.
The country's self-sufficiency in food production ensured its stability during times of crisis.
The school's curriculum emphasized practical skills that would contribute to students' future self-sufficiency.
The desire for self-sufficiency drove the development of innovative and low-maintenance technologies.

personal independenceThe quality or state of being self-sufficient.

independence, autonomy, self-reliance, self-support, self-subsistence,freedom, self-dependence, resilience,strength, self-determination

dependence, reliance, reliance, dependence, helplessness, weakness, impotence, inadequacy, weakness, inadequacy

Aiming for self-sufficiency, he established a homestead with an organic garden and a rainwater collection system.

The community's emphasis on self-sufficiency fostered a sense of resilience and independence.

By developing renewable energy sources, the village achieved greater self-sufficiency in its electricity needs.

The self-sufficiency of the remote island was maintained through sustainable fishing and farming practices.