Portuguese
autoconsciência Spanish
autoconocimiento Self-awareness plus the additional realization that others are similarly aware of you.
Antonyms
Examples for "unselfconsciousness"
Examples for "unselfconsciousness"
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His seasoned tongue and thick member and skilled fingers, his surprising earthiness and unselfconsciousness-
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Rather, one should cultivate an innocence, an awareness of self, and an unselfconsciousness of self which leaves one nothing to hide.
Embarrassment deriving from the feeling that others are critically aware of you.
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Quite devoid of self-consciousness, Gundabyr stumped forward and held out his hand.
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The individual man is a centre of self-consciousness in a peculiar sense.
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Say how self-consciousness may hinder the power of persuasion in a speaker.
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The rapid rise of humanism had aided in producing this national self-consciousness.
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Tremor of self-consciousness kept Monica in dread of being watched and suspected.
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His notorious social detachment stemmed, he said, from self-consciousness about his height.
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The words hurried, tumbling in a confusion of self-consciousness from her lips.
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The absolute lack of self-consciousness drove the last remnant of caution away.
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She marvelled at the simple heart of him, its freedom from self-consciousness.
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Moralizers to the contrary notwithstanding, greatness is not always lacking in self-consciousness.
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The chuckle he let loose carried no shred of repen-tance or self-consciousness.
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Even perfectly normal teenagers usually go through a patch of greater-than-average self-consciousness.
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He sprang to self-consciousness with the impression that the whole world laughed.
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But in that first adolescent self-consciousness my sympathies were all with father.
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Once our computing machines achieved self-consciousness, they became part of this design.
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This would help to break down some of the barriers of self-consciousness.