Similar words: sacrifice, sacrificial, selfsame, self-satisfied, self-service, self-sufficient, self-sufficiency, orifice. Meaning: n. acting with less concern for yourself than for the success of the joint activity.
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31. Women's filial piety at the cost of their own interests and even their life is an altruistic act and a kind of self-sacrifice, with its moral significance undeniable.
32. Marriage takes some kind of sacrifice, not dreadful self-sacrifice of the soul, but some level of compromise.
33. The rule does not encourage self-sacrifice or financial abstinence. It doesn't mean pay yourself first and starve.
34. Even though I thought I was on the right path, I was actually setting a bad example for people, showing them that service was a painful form of self-sacrifice.
35. The doctor who gives up a comfortable life to care for AIDS patients in a remote place does what she wants to do, and therefore gets satisfaction from what only appears to be self-sacrifice.
36. Most of them have more or less paranoid psychological tendency, and it can give an explanation to some of their characteristics such as over hard working, highly self-sacrifice and self- complacence .
37. He employs intense and difficult physical movements to stimulate the extreme feelings of self-sacrifice and irreligious piousness.
38. Gerald in mind, and he suspected as much, but he felt that her generosity must be tinged greatly with self-sacrifice and secret unhappiness.
39. Nothing is more pleasing to God than self-sacrifice that grows out of obedience.
40. The idea of self-sacrifice was her favourite idea. But in this case she could not see whom and what she ought to sacrifice.
41. It is one of the most popular, magical and flawless films of all time - focused on the themes of lost love, honor and duty,(www.Sentencedict.com) self-sacrifice and romance within a chaotic world.
42. Under Hardy's pen, the heroine Tess is created as an attractive and warm-hearted pure woman, who has the quality of endurance and self-sacrifice.
43. The uncultivated mind harbors a vast diversity of unrealized possibilities, ranging from the depths of selfishness, egotism and aggressivity to the heights of wisdom, self-sacrifice and compassion.
44. The good news for the toy business is historically it has held up quite well in tough economic times because parents self-sacrifice but their children arent going to know times are tough.
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