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self-denier

self-denier noun: one who sacrifices one's own benefit for the good of others.

Noun

self-denier (plural self-deniers)

  1. One who sacrifices one's own benefit for the good of others.

Forms of self-denier

pluralself-deniers

Origin of self-denier

From self- + denier.

Questions about self-denier

What does self-denier mean?
Self-denier means one who sacrifices one's own benefit for the good of others.
What part of speech is self-denier?
Self-denier is a noun.
What is the plural of self-denier?
The plural of self-denier is self-deniers.

Words near self-denier in the dictionary

  1. self-delivers
  2. self-delusion
  3. self-delusions
  4. self-denial
  5. self-denials
  6. self-denier
  7. self-deniers
  8. self-denigrating
  9. self-denigration
  10. self-denigrations
  11. self-denying

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