Usage of "self-destructive"

Dangerous to yourself or your interests.

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Usage of self-destructive in English

Labour made an excellent start with a self-destructive cap on energy prices. 
 Reuters 

American taxpayers are sloppy, self-destructive denialists when it comes to income-tax season. 
 Reuters 

Even if it was moronic and self-destructive and empty, it was natural. 
 Caliban's War 

I think it was self-destructive, no one's explained it, it was pointless. 
 News.com.au 

She knew her brother was self-destructive, but this was something else entirely. 
 Blind Man's Alley 

That is the typical and self-destructive buy-high, sell-low pattern of individual investors. 
 Reuters 

But their reflex looks to me as unnecessary as it is self-destructive. 
 The Guardian 

So true is it, that lies are by their very nature self-destructive. 
 Sermons for the Times 

We have a truth applying universally that antagonism to Him is self-destructive. 
 Expositions of Holy Scripture: Isaiah and Jeremiah 

Lennix portrays Ron Waters, a self-destructive standup comic shooting for a comeback. 
 Ebony 

Panesar's nerves translated into a self-destructive taste for the odd, inappropriate single. 
 The Guardian 

Eventually, both have to break their self-destructive patterns before they can connect. 
 Reuters 

Their recent self-destructive streak may now have passed; the pragmatic one has returned. 
 The Guardian 

Part of me, the embarrassingly self-destructive part, kept thinking he'd call any moment. 
 The wildwater walking club 

At times some of England's self-destructive batsmen appeared to feel the same way. 
 The Guardian 

For once there was no question about the validity of his self-destructive urges. 
 The Guardian 

Meanings of self-destructive in English