self sufficing (selfsufizing)

Sufficing for self-willed ne (self-wild'nes), n. one's self or itself. He had to be self - sufficing : he could get no help from the multitude of subsidiary industries. Nature , XLII. 492. self-suggested (self-su-jes'ted), a. Due to self suggestion. obstinacy. 2 Pet. ii. 10. Self-will; That is a fitter course for such as the Apostle calls wandring Starres and Meteors, without any certaine motion, hurryed about with tempests, bred of the Exhalations of their own pride and self -willedne e. N. Ward, Simple Cobler, p. 21. And much more is it self - willed ne when men contradict the will of God, when Scripture saith one thing and they another. Baxter , Self-Denial, xv. Whether such self - suggested paralysis would be on the opposite side to the head-injury in a person familiar with the physiology of the central nervous system is an interesting point for observation. Alien . and Neurol ., X. 444. self-suggestion (self-su-jes'chon), n. Determination by causes inherent in the organism, as in idiopathic somnambulism, self-induced self-worship (self-wer's hip), n . The idolizing trance or self-mesmerization, etc. See sugges tion. IMG:content-0561.png:[blocks in formation]