self-flagellation Antonyms
Strongest:
- self-regard
- complacency
- egotism
- self-concern
- vanity
- selfness
- self-absorption
- self-concern
- selfishness
- self-centeredness
- self-preoccupation
- complacency
- egomania
- navel-gazing
- self-absorption
- navel-gazing
- self-involvement
- self-centeredness
- self-involvement
- self-preoccupation
- egoism
- ego
- selfness
- self-interest
- self-interest
- egocentrism
- ego
- selfishness
- egotism
- egoism
- egomania
- narcissism
- narcissism
- egocentricity
- self-regard
- vanity
- egocentricity
- egocentrism
Strong:
- conceitedness
- conceit
- pride
- conceit
- self-glorification
- self-importance
- pride
- smugness
- pridefulness
- self-satisfaction
- complacence
- self-indulgence
- self-love
- self-respect
- self-respect
- self-admiration
- vainness
- self-love
- complacence
- conceitedness
- pompousness
- pomposity
- vainglory
- pridefulness
- self-satisfaction
- vainness
- vaingloriousness
- self-importance
- self-conceit
- self-sufficiency
- self-admiration
- self-glorification
- self-esteem
- pomposity
- self-sufficiency
- self-esteem
- smugness
- vainglory
- vaingloriousness
- pompousness
- self-conceit
- self-indulgence
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Meaning of self-flagellation
self-flagellation (n)
self-punishment inflicted by whipping
self-flagellation Sentence Examples
- The monk's intense self-flagellation was a form of religious devotion.
- The self-flagellation left visible marks on her body, a reminder of her suffering.
- She felt a strange sense of satisfaction from her self-flagellation.
- His self-flagellation was seen as a sign of mental illness.
- The act of self-flagellation was cathartic for him, providing a release from his pain.
- The self-flagellation ritual was a key part of her religious practice.
- She was horrified by her own self-flagellation, but she couldn't resist its allure.
- The self-flagellation was a form of self-punishment, a way to atone for her sins.
- The self-flagellation was a secret she kept hidden from the world.
- The self-flagellation was a dangerous addiction that spiraled out of control.
FAQs About the word self-flagellation
self-punishment inflicted by whipping
generosity, magnanimity, self-sacrifice, altruism,self-annihilation, self-immolation, unselfishness,selflessness,self-forgetfulness
self-regard, complacency, egotism, self-concern, vanity, selfness, self-absorption, self-concern, selfishness, self-centeredness
The monk's intense self-flagellation was a form of religious devotion.
The self-flagellation left visible marks on her body, a reminder of her suffering.
She felt a strange sense of satisfaction from her self-flagellation.
His self-flagellation was seen as a sign of mental illness.
