- self-in|ju|ri|ous
- self-in|ju|ri|ous «SEHLF ihn JUR ee uhs», adjective.injurious to or for oneself.
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fat´u|ous|ness — fat|u|ous «FACH u uhs», adjective. 1. stupid but self satisfied; foolish; silly: »a fatuous smile, a fatuous empty headed conversation. These poor Might Have Beens, These fatuous, ineffectual Yesterdays! (William Ernest Henley). SYNONYM(S): See… … Useful english dictionary
fat´u|ous|ly — fat|u|ous «FACH u uhs», adjective. 1. stupid but self satisfied; foolish; silly: »a fatuous smile, a fatuous empty headed conversation. These poor Might Have Beens, These fatuous, ineffectual Yesterdays! (William Ernest Henley). SYNONYM(S): See… … Useful english dictionary
fat|u|ous — «FACH u uhs», adjective. 1. stupid but self satisfied; foolish; silly: »a fatuous smile, a fatuous empty headed conversation. These poor Might Have Beens, These fatuous, ineffectual Yesterdays! (William Ernest Henley). SYNONYM(S): See syn. under… … Useful english dictionary
lux|u´ri|ous|ness — lux|u|ri|ous «luhg ZHUR ee uhs, luhk SHUR », adjective. 1. fond of luxury; tending toward luxury; self indulgent: »a luxurious taste for food, a luxurious city. She is too proud, too luxurious, to marry a beggar (Charles Kingsley). 2. giving… … Useful english dictionary
lux|u´ri|ous|ly — lux|u|ri|ous «luhg ZHUR ee uhs, luhk SHUR », adjective. 1. fond of luxury; tending toward luxury; self indulgent: »a luxurious taste for food, a luxurious city. She is too proud, too luxurious, to marry a beggar (Charles Kingsley). 2. giving… … Useful english dictionary
lux|u|ri|ous — «luhg ZHUR ee uhs, luhk SHUR », adjective. 1. fond of luxury; tending toward luxury; self indulgent: »a luxurious taste for food, a luxurious city. She is too proud, too luxurious, to marry a beggar (Charles Kingsley). 2. giving luxury; very… … Useful english dictionary
