Similar words: reliant, self-regard, reliance, freedom of religion, reliable, reliably, unreliable, reliability. Meaning: adj. (of persons) free from external control and constraint in e.g. action and judgment.
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31) As those forces become more self-reliant and take on greater security responsibilities, America and its coalition partners will increasingly be in a supporting role.
32) Those who are self-reliant are also usually more self-resilient — meaning they can bounce back from problems, stress and heartbreak more readily than those who aren't.
33) After all, there will be some difficult days ahead for Iraq, and the United States will continue to have an interest in an Iraq that is stable, secure and self-reliant.
34) He is civilised, self-reliant and friendly, confiding details about his life and toys to everyone he meets.
35) Corporate IT will gradually move from being the exclusive provider of enterprise systems to an enabler and facilitator of solutions built by self-reliant employees.
36) We, in Syria, have been involved, for many years, in a national process of building a self-reliant national economy.
37) "As Afghanistan becomes increasingly self-reliant, it won't have to do so immediately on its own, but rather it will be reassured by way of this enduring commitment," he said.
38) The more self-reliant these states can become, the less threatened they will be by China's rise.
More similar words: reliant, self-regard, reliance, freedom of religion, reliable, reliably, unreliable, reliability, pliant, valiant, suppliant, compliant, brilliant, brilliantly, belfry, alfresco, self-, self, itself, himself, yourself, myself, oneself, selfish, by itself, in itself, of itself, self-pity, by yourself, selfless.