self beguiled

Self-deceived. self-betrayed, a. Betrayed by one's own self. "Self-betrayed, and willfully undone." Cowper: Tirocinium, 171. self-blinded, a. Blinded or led astray by one's own actions, means, or qualities. self-born, adj. Born or begotten by one's self; self-begotten. "Fright our native peace with self - born arms." Shakesp.: Richard II ., ii. 3. *self-bounty, s. Inherent kindne and benevo lence. "I would not have your free and noble nature Out of self - bounty , be abused." Shakesp.: Othello , iii. 3. *self-breath, s. One's own words or speech. "A pride that quarrels at self-breath." Shakesp.. Troilus and Cre ida , ii. 3. self-buried, a . Buried by one's self. "Self-buried ere they die." -Cowper: Task , v. 86. self-centered, a. Centered in or on one's self or itself. 1. Abuse of one's own powers. *2. Self-deception; illusion. ( Shakesp .: Macbeth , state of being centered, on one's self. iii. 4.) 3. Masturbation (q. v.). *self-accusatory, a . Accusing one's self. ( Dick ens: Christmas Carol , stave 1.)