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self-guided

American  
[self gahyd-id] / ˈsɛlf ˈgaɪd ɪd /

adjective

  1. guided or directed by the user or the person experiencing it, such as a tour or a program of learning; done without guidance from another.

  2. (of a missile) guided or directed to the target by its own internal programming.


Example Sentences

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“People come here for silent, self-guided retreats,” said Katee Armstrong, guest ministry specialist at New Camaldoli Hermitage.

From Los Angeles Times

A self-guided art tour priced at $50 allows you to experience the collection without a wine tasting.

From Los Angeles Times

Amid the games, crafts, live presentations and self-guided visits to the live insect displays, one of the most popular events is.... karaoke.

From Barron's

Before opening for the day, staff at Sequoia Park Zoo in Eureka were conducting a routine inspection of the Redwood Sky Walk — a self-guided tour of local redwood history and ecology — when they were surprised by a unique visitor.

From Los Angeles Times

Guided tours and self-guided audio tours are also available to all visitors, including tourists.

From BBC