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Meanings of self-reflection in English

Russian
самоосмысление
Portuguese
reflexão
Spanish
auto reflexión humana
Catalan
autoreflexió humana

Capacity of humans to exercise introspection and to attempt to learn more about their fundamental nature, essence and limitations.

самоосмысление
Usage of self-reflection in English
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The statistics should provoke Britain's media into a prolonged period of self-reflection.
The Guardian
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And while a little bit of self-reflection is good, envy never is.
Ebony
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It is a time of self-reflection, when teenagers explore who they are.
The Irish Times
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Fortunately, Blake is about to be rescued from the ordeal of self-reflection.
The Beast Within
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January is generally a month of profound self-reflection and often, change.
The Irish Times
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Hospital self-reflection is important in eliminating racial disparities among transplant patients, Singh agreed.
Reuters
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It is also responsible for memory, self-reflection and aspects of consciousness.
The South African
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Dharana is holding the soul in self-reflection, preventing it the while from wandering.
The Mahabharata of Krishna-Dwaipayana Vyasa, Volume 3 / Books 8,...
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Insights from self-reflection were beyond the capability of many -perhaps himself included.
Blood and Bone
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We want people to do some self-reflection about what their prejudices actually are.
Ebony
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Everyone knows that self-reflection is what real nightmares are made of.
The Guardian
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He had enough to keep him busy without resorting to self-reflection.
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
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What we do not see much of is remorse or self-reflection.
The Guardian
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Hughes feels this presents businesses with a chance for self-reflection about their security needs.
The Irish Times
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Donald Trump showed a brief moment of self-reflection on Tuesday.
The Guardian
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But, with each assessment, the feedback encouraged self-reflection and, across the board, self-ratings fell.
The Guardian