Definition of self-knowledge in English:

self-knowledge

noun

mass noun

Understanding of oneself or one's own motives or character.
自知；自知之明
Example sentencesExamples
- It is crucial to differentiate the phenomenon of self-awareness from discrete pieces of self-knowledge.
- An expert in the field weighs in on meditation, self-knowledge and what they have to do with keeping aches and pains away.
- Finally, self-knowledge is a critically important component of metacognitive knowledge.
- He had no self-knowledge and no knowledge of other people.
- It is helpful in understanding self-knowledge to consider parallel issues regarding perceptual knowledge.
- It was the best thing I ever did, apart from quitting smoking, and it gave me so much self-knowledge.
- This is a Lear shocked out of illusion into self-knowledge.
- Can we ever come to repentance and gain genuine self-knowledge under such a burden?
- She portrays herself as a witness of poetry's sly seizure of the grounds of self-knowledge.
- He asserted that a person with self-knowledge as well as knowledge of the opponent will win.
- Knowledge, self-knowledge, and motivation must all change.
- However, far from being frivolous, this quest for self-knowledge was central to Montaigne's sceptical philosophy.
- To me, self-knowledge equals freedom, and I believe that the key to all of this is freedom.
- We may acquire knowledge and self-knowledge from such a conversation, but neither is required to begin it.
- In any lasting sense, they can only be given strength by knowledge and self-knowledge and by a sense of common humanity.
- Paradoxically, it is often self-knowledge that destroys a Miller character.
- Self-awareness and self-knowledge were essential for mental health, he said.
- Thank you for deepening our self-knowledge of our tombstone mentality.
- Their privileged knowledge is agent self-knowledge, made true by being put into action.
- From that derive self-knowledge, confidence and an understanding of one's place in the mosaic of society.

Derivatives

self-knowing

adjective ˌsɛlfˈnəʊɪŋˌsɛlfˈnoʊɪŋ

Understanding oneself or one's own motives or character.
自知；自知之明
a sympathetic and self-knowing raconteur
Example sentencesExamples
- a wry and self-knowing view of the world
- It helps that the lyrics included with Greatest Hits finally help explicate the song as more of a self-knowing lament about immaturity, rather than a tribute to it as I always thought.
- In a very self-knowing way it parodies some of the elements of ‘traditional’ anime, and finds a way to spin it all out into a new blend of an unidentifiable genre.
- You can recognize self-knowing original wakefulness and arrive in the natural state, genuinely and authentically.

Definition of self-knowledge in US English:

self-knowledge

nounˈˌself ˈnäləjˈˌsɛlf ˈnɑlədʒ

Understanding of oneself or one's own motives or character.
自知；自知之明
Example sentencesExamples
- Knowledge, self-knowledge, and motivation must all change.
- Thank you for deepening our self-knowledge of our tombstone mentality.
- However, far from being frivolous, this quest for self-knowledge was central to Montaigne's sceptical philosophy.
- He asserted that a person with self-knowledge as well as knowledge of the opponent will win.
- An expert in the field weighs in on meditation, self-knowledge and what they have to do with keeping aches and pains away.
- It is helpful in understanding self-knowledge to consider parallel issues regarding perceptual knowledge.
- We may acquire knowledge and self-knowledge from such a conversation, but neither is required to begin it.
- She portrays herself as a witness of poetry's sly seizure of the grounds of self-knowledge.
- This is a Lear shocked out of illusion into self-knowledge.
- In any lasting sense, they can only be given strength by knowledge and self-knowledge and by a sense of common humanity.
- Self-awareness and self-knowledge were essential for mental health, he said.
- To me, self-knowledge equals freedom, and I believe that the key to all of this is freedom.
- Their privileged knowledge is agent self-knowledge, made true by being put into action.
- It is crucial to differentiate the phenomenon of self-awareness from discrete pieces of self-knowledge.
- From that derive self-knowledge, confidence and an understanding of one's place in the mosaic of society.
- He had no self-knowledge and no knowledge of other people.
- Paradoxically, it is often self-knowledge that destroys a Miller character.
- Can we ever come to repentance and gain genuine self-knowledge under such a burden?
- It was the best thing I ever did, apart from quitting smoking, and it gave me so much self-knowledge.
- Finally, self-knowledge is a critically important component of metacognitive knowledge.

单词	self-knowledge
释义	Definition of self-knowledge in English: self-knowledge noun mass noun Understanding of oneself or one's own motives or character. 自知；自知之明 Example sentencesExamples It is crucial to differentiate the phenomenon of self-awareness from discrete pieces of self-knowledge. An expert in the field weighs in on meditation, self-knowledge and what they have to do with keeping aches and pains away. Finally, self-knowledge is a critically important component of metacognitive knowledge. He had no self-knowledge and no knowledge of other people. It is helpful in understanding self-knowledge to consider parallel issues regarding perceptual knowledge. It was the best thing I ever did, apart from quitting smoking, and it gave me so much self-knowledge. This is a Lear shocked out of illusion into self-knowledge. Can we ever come to repentance and gain genuine self-knowledge under such a burden? She portrays herself as a witness of poetry's sly seizure of the grounds of self-knowledge. He asserted that a person with self-knowledge as well as knowledge of the opponent will win. Knowledge, self-knowledge, and motivation must all change. However, far from being frivolous, this quest for self-knowledge was central to Montaigne's sceptical philosophy. To me, self-knowledge equals freedom, and I believe that the key to all of this is freedom. We may acquire knowledge and self-knowledge from such a conversation, but neither is required to begin it. In any lasting sense, they can only be given strength by knowledge and self-knowledge and by a sense of common humanity. Paradoxically, it is often self-knowledge that destroys a Miller character. Self-awareness and self-knowledge were essential for mental health, he said. Thank you for deepening our self-knowledge of our tombstone mentality. Their privileged knowledge is agent self-knowledge, made true by being put into action. From that derive self-knowledge, confidence and an understanding of one's place in the mosaic of society. Derivatives self-knowing adjective ˌsɛlfˈnəʊɪŋˌsɛlfˈnoʊɪŋ Understanding oneself or one's own motives or character. 自知；自知之明 a sympathetic and self-knowing raconteur Example sentencesExamples a wry and self-knowing view of the world It helps that the lyrics included with Greatest Hits finally help explicate the song as more of a self-knowing lament about immaturity, rather than a tribute to it as I always thought. In a very self-knowing way it parodies some of the elements of ‘traditional’ anime, and finds a way to spin it all out into a new blend of an unidentifiable genre. You can recognize self-knowing original wakefulness and arrive in the natural state, genuinely and authentically. Definition of self-knowledge in US English: self-knowledge nounˈˌself ˈnäləjˈˌsɛlf ˈnɑlədʒ Understanding of oneself or one's own motives or character. 自知；自知之明 Example sentencesExamples Knowledge, self-knowledge, and motivation must all change. Thank you for deepening our self-knowledge of our tombstone mentality. However, far from being frivolous, this quest for self-knowledge was central to Montaigne's sceptical philosophy. He asserted that a person with self-knowledge as well as knowledge of the opponent will win. An expert in the field weighs in on meditation, self-knowledge and what they have to do with keeping aches and pains away. It is helpful in understanding self-knowledge to consider parallel issues regarding perceptual knowledge. We may acquire knowledge and self-knowledge from such a conversation, but neither is required to begin it. She portrays herself as a witness of poetry's sly seizure of the grounds of self-knowledge. This is a Lear shocked out of illusion into self-knowledge. In any lasting sense, they can only be given strength by knowledge and self-knowledge and by a sense of common humanity. Self-awareness and self-knowledge were essential for mental health, he said. To me, self-knowledge equals freedom, and I believe that the key to all of this is freedom. Their privileged knowledge is agent self-knowledge, made true by being put into action. It is crucial to differentiate the phenomenon of self-awareness from discrete pieces of self-knowledge. From that derive self-knowledge, confidence and an understanding of one's place in the mosaic of society. He had no self-knowledge and no knowledge of other people. Paradoxically, it is often self-knowledge that destroys a Miller character. Can we ever come to repentance and gain genuine self-knowledge under such a burden? It was the best thing I ever did, apart from quitting smoking, and it gave me so much self-knowledge. Finally, self-knowledge is a critically important component of metacognitive knowledge.
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