self-starter Antonyms
Strongest:
- shirker
- lounger
- slacker
- dawdler
- dawdler
- idler
- lounger
- loafer
- malingerer
- loafer
- slacker
- sluggard
- trifler
- procrastinator
- idler
- malingerer
- sluggard
- trifler
- shirker
- procrastinator
Strong:
- laggard
- loiterer
- slowpoke
- drone
- putterer
- daydreamer
- slowpoke
- laggard
- goldbrick
- lingerer
- daydreamer
- lazybones
- putterer
- goldbrick
- lazybones
- dreamer
- loiterer
- dreamer
- drone
- lingerer
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Meaning of self-starter
self-starter (n)
an energetic person with unusual initiative
an electric starting motor that automatically starts an internal-combustion engine
self-starter (n.)
A mechanism (usually one operated by electricity, compressed air, a spring, or an explosive gas), attached to an internal-combustion engine, as on an automobile, and used as a means of starting the engine without cranking it by hand.
self-starter Sentence Examples
- Sarah is a self-starter who takes initiative in all her projects.
- The company seeks self-starters who can drive their own success.
- As a self-starter, James consistently exceeded expectations without supervision.
- The new manager recognized her employees as self-starters capable of achieving great results.
- With its self-starter system, the car could ignite even in cold temperatures.
- The team of self-starters worked tirelessly to complete the project ahead of schedule.
- John's self-starting nature led him to explore new opportunities and expand his knowledge.
- Mary is a self-starter who is always eager to take on new challenges and responsibilities.
- The school encourages students to be self-starters and develop a sense of agency.
- The invention's self-starter mechanism made it easy for anyone to operate the machine.
FAQs About the word self-starter
an energetic person with unusual initiative, an electric starting motor that automatically starts an internal-combustion engineA mechanism (usually one operated
powerhouse, hustler,go-getter, eager beaver, highflier, bootstrapper, individualist, doer, achiever, go-ahead
shirker, lounger, slacker, dawdler, dawdler, idler, lounger, loafer, malingerer, loafer
Sarah is a self-starter who takes initiative in all her projects.
The company seeks self-starters who can drive their own success.
As a self-starter, James consistently exceeded expectations without supervision.
The new manager recognized her employees as self-starters capable of achieving great results.
