self-destruction
51self´-de|struc´tive|ness — self de|struc|tive «SEHLF dih STRUHK tihv», adjective. 1. tending to destroy oneself or itself: »Suicide is a self destructive urge or act. How mischievous and self destructive anger is (Anthony Ashley Cooper). 2. causing its own destruction:… …
52self´-de|struc´tive|ly — self de|struc|tive «SEHLF dih STRUHK tihv», adjective. 1. tending to destroy oneself or itself: »Suicide is a self destructive urge or act. How mischievous and self destructive anger is (Anthony Ashley Cooper). 2. causing its own destruction:… …
53self-de|struc|tive — «SEHLF dih STRUHK tihv», adjective. 1. tending to destroy oneself or itself: »Suicide is a self destructive urge or act. How mischievous and self destructive anger is (Anthony Ashley Cooper). 2. causing its own destruction: »Each balloon has a… …
54Self-preservation — Self pres er*va tion, n. The preservation of one s self from destruction or injury. [1913 Webster] …
55self-preservation — self preserving, adj. /self prez euhr vay sheuhn, self /, n. preservation of oneself from harm or destruction. [1605 15] * * * …
56self-destructive — [self′di struk′tiv] adj. of, having to do with, or causing either damage to or the destruction of oneself or itself self destructiveness n …
57self-preservation — self′ preserva′tion n. preservation of oneself from harm or destruction • Etymology: 1605–15 self′ preserv′ing, adj …
58self-an|ni|hi|la|tion — «SEHLF uh NY uh LAY shuhn», noun. destruction or obliteration of self …
59self-pres|er|va|tion — «SEHLF PREHZ uhr VAY shuhn», noun. preservation of oneself from harm or destruction: »the instinct of self preservation …
60self-de|struc|tion — «SEHLF dih STRUHK shuhn», noun. the destruction of oneself or itself …