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Definitions for self-induced
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Princeton's WordNet
self-inducedadjective
brought about by yourself
"self-induced vomiting"
self-inducedadjective
produced by electrical self-induction
Wiktionary
self-inducedadjective
Indicating that a condition was caused by the action of the person it inflicts.
ChatGPT
self-induced
Self-induced refers to something that is brought about, caused, or initiated by oneself, often resulting from one's own actions, behavior or thoughts. It generally implies an action or condition that one directly controls or creates without external influence.
Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of self-induced in Chaldean Numerology is: 2
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of self-induced in Pythagorean Numerology is: 3
Examples of self-induced in a Sentence
The pilot took pride in these positions with both the client and Island Express. They had a good relationship with the client and likely did not want to disappoint them by not completing the flight. This self-induced pressure can adversely affect pilot decision-making and judgment.
I think the perfect storm of COVID fears, locking down two-thirds of the population for 15 months, the self-induced recession, the Trump derangement syndrome, the George Floyd death, the 120 days of riots, the inactivity and inability to get people to meet one another, the crazy election, all of that was the spark or the fuse that lit the preexisting problems.
Procrastination is self-induced torture, often void of physical agony. It still hurts.
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