self-limiting
limiting oneself or itself: a self-limiting authority.
(of a disease) self-limited.
Origin of self-limiting
1Other words from self-limiting
- self-lim·i·ta·tion, noun
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How to use self-limiting in a sentence
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Thai Curry Therapy At London’s L’Atelier Des Chefs | Emma Woolf | February 3, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTRon Paul is self-limiting, Newt Gingrich is self-aggrandizing, and Rick Santorum is self-righteous.
Romney Wins Michigan and Arizona, but Political Tourette’s Is Costing Him | Paul Begala | February 29, 2012 | THE DAILY BEASTI know that the very same self-limiting discussions took place at Okurasho, the Japanese Ministry of Finance circa 1995-1998.
And certainly these seem incompatible with self-love, however cautiously self-limiting.
The Methods of Ethics | Henry SidgwickThey, the millions upon millions of self-limiting ones, were the servants.
The Vortex Blaster | Edward Elmer Smith
A few, through sheer luck, had been blown into self-limiting bits by duodec.
The Vortex Blaster | Edward Elmer SmithSuch self-limiting laws prescribed by Divine wisdom and love do not place man beyond Divine control.
The Theistic Conception of the World | B. F. (Benjamin Franklin) CockerBeing a great man (if as democracies seem to think being a great man is a disease) is at least a self-limiting disease.
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