Usage of "self-proclaimed"

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Legal title that is recognized by the declaring person but not necessarily by any recognized legal authority.

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Uso de self-proclaimed en inglés

Years earlier, he had become a self-proclaimed coffee nerd almost by accident. 
 The Irish Times 

But reports of self-proclaimed IS fighters have been growing since last summer. 
 Reuters 

A phenomenal come-back to the throne for the self-proclaimed 'best rapper alive'. 
 The South African 

Despite being a self-proclaimed basketball junkie, history is not on Obama's side. 
 Reuters 

While they are still self-proclaimed African-centered hippies, they've evolved over the years. 
 Ebony 

Moscow most likely chose WikiLeaks because of its self-proclaimed reputation for authenticity. 
 Reuters 

Despite his soft spot for Verdi, Alex mocked the composer's self-proclaimed anti-intellectualism. 
 An unfinished score 

Facebook Twitter Pinterest The self-proclaimed greatest living rock star on the planet. 
 The Guardian 

This is Metalachi, the self-proclaimed first and only heavy metal mariachi band. 
 Reuters 

Even under a self-proclaimed master of stealth like yours truly, they squeak. 
 Seize the night 

Defense Minister Vladimir Padrino has said Venezuela's armed forces disavow any self-proclaimed president. 
 Reuters 

The self-proclaimed list king caused quite the divide with his results. 
 News.com.au 

Russia! in support of the self-proclaimed republic, which has sought help from Moscow. 
 Reuters 

And as a result we've become a land of self-proclaimed outdoor master chefs. 
 News.com.au 

Kyrgyzstan's self-proclaimed new leaders said they aimed to close the U.S. air base. 
 Reuters 

We talk to self-proclaimed iT geek Ben Gracewood about if it's any good. 
 Radio NZ 

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