Yes, "self-conscious" is a hyphenated adjective. The two words do not separately modify the subject.
It can be spelt either way, with or without a hyphen.
yes it is.
self confident means that you are happy with your body, your personalitiy, and just plain out you! People can tell if your self confident so really just be happy with who you really are!
confident, certain, positive, poised, fearless, self-confident, dauntless
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"Aplomb" means confident composure or self-assurance or with poise The head teacher handled the truancy problem with perfect aplomb.
confident - feeling self-assured of oneself
The opposite of self-confident is self-doubt or lack of confidence. It refers to feeling unsure or insecure about oneself and one's abilities.
self confident means that you are happy with your body, your personalitiy, and just plain out you! People can tell if your self confident so really just be happy with who you really are!
A measure of self confident is how well a person expresses himself/herself in public. You can assess self confident in how a person handles issues.
There is no hyphen, so the word is selfless.
She's a beautiful, self confident young women with a promising acting career ahead of her.
assured, self-confident, positive, assertive, self-possessed, self-reliant,
You are confident in your own ability
Confident in yourself...
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yes she was very confident she never gave up
Yes, "self-help" is typically hyphenated when used as an adjective before a noun. For example, "self-help book" or "self-help techniques."
make him or her un confident try tomake them nervous or feel uncomfortable