self-opinion Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- unselfishness
- unselfishness
- shyness
- timidity
- self-doubt
- self-doubt
- shyness
- timidity
- altruism
- altruism
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- complacency
- complacence
- swelled-head
- pompousness
- vaingloriousness
- self-congratulation
- conceitedness
- self-esteem
- self-conceit
- self-satisfaction
- self-glory
- conceit
- vainness
- pomposity
- superiority
- smugness
- egotism
- vainglory
- bighead
- self-love
- self-admiration
- self-importance
- amour-propre
- confidence
- assurance
Weak:
- swellheadedness
- snobbishness
- overconfidence
- superciliousness
- pretence
- self-pride
- self-confidence
- haughtiness
- pretentiousness
- self-centeredness
- self-assertion
- pretense
- presumption
- disdainfulness
- hubris
- self-assumption
- imperiousness
- pretension
- self-righteousness
- egoism
- self-respect
- selfishness
- lordliness
- self-assurance
Meaning of self-opinion
self-opinion (n.)
Opinion, especially high opinion, of one's self; an overweening estimate of one's self or of one's own opinion.
self-opinion Sentence Examples
- Their self-opinion was inflated, leading them to underestimate the abilities of others.
- The politician's self-opinion was so high that he refused to listen to dissenting views.
- She had a strong self-opinion, believing she was always right and others were wrong.
- Their self-opinion was shattered when they realized they had been misled by false information.
- Despite their self-opinion of being virtuous, they secretly engaged in unethical behavior.
- The student's self-opinion was boosted after receiving high marks on their exam.
- The CEO's self-opinion clouded their judgment, leading to poor decision-making.
- They struggled with low self-opinion, constantly doubting their own abilities.
- Her self-opinion was damaged after experiencing repeated setbacks.
- They possessed a healthy self-opinion, recognizing their strengths and weaknesses.
FAQs About the word self-opinion
Opinion, especially high opinion, of one's self; an overweening estimate of one's self or of one's own opinion.
pridefulness, vanity, pride, arrogance,ego, complacency, complacence, swelled head, pompousness, vaingloriousness
diffidence, modesty, humility, modesty,humility, diffidence, humbleness, humbleness, unselfishness, unselfishness
Their self-opinion was inflated, leading them to underestimate the abilities of others.
The politician's self-opinion was so high that he refused to listen to dissenting views.
She had a strong self-opinion, believing she was always right and others were wrong.
Their self-opinion was shattered when they realized they had been misled by false information.
