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Meanings of self-denial in English
Renunciation of your own interests in favor of the interests of others.
Portuguese
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autodisciplina Usage of self-denial in English
1
Instead he had chosen exhausting labor and stern self-denial in the wilds.
2
Capital represents the self-denial, the providence, and the enterprise of the past.
3
And then the toil and self-denial for the stocking and the tree
4
The citizens went to the polls in a mood of exalted self-denial.
5
The majority prefer the enjoyment of pleasure to the practice of self-denial.
6
In this life of suffering and self-denial they persevered unto the end.
7
There's a difference, albeit one that includes a strong dose of self-denial.
8
Perhaps the chief wished to train him with Spartan ideas of self-denial.
9
Clergy and laymen practiced various forms of self-denial without becoming actual monks.
10
His self-denial and devotion to the interests of the nation were marvellous.
11
The committee congratulated themselves on having had the self-denial to exclude ladies.
12
The one real substance and true essence of all fasting is self-denial.
13
That this self-denial was richly repaid me was a very natural consequence.
14
But let me caution you against placing self-denial chiefly in outward things.
15
His was the self-denial of the Christians, but without their anticipated compensation.
16
He wrested some control over his addiction by heroic self-denial and discipline.
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Translations for self-denial
Portuguese
Self-denial through the time