Synonyms for self-determination
self-de·ter·mi·na·tion

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1. self-government, self-determination, self-rulenoun

   government of a political unit by its own people

   Synonyms:
   self-rule, self-government

2. self-determinationnoun

   determination of one's own fate or course of action without compulsion

   Synonyms:
   self-rule, self-government

Matched Categories

1. • Autonomy
   • Free Will

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1. List of paraphrases for "self-determination":

   selfdetermination, fate, self-government, autonomy

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1. Mike McCarter:

   This election proves that rural Oregon wants out of Oregon, if Oregon really believes in liberal values such as self-determination, the Legislature wo n’t hold our counties captive against our will. If we’re allowed to vote for which government officials we want, we should be allowed to vote for which government we want as well.

2. Hampton Jr.:

   We attempt Best Supporting Actor to not walk in the footsteps but in their Black Panther Party paw steps, and not just in theory, not in a romanticized type of way( but) with our programs, with our criticisms, with our self-criticisms, with our struggles, our politics of internationalism, with the present-day Rainbow Coalition, with the Triple Cs -- the children, community and Black Panther Party Cubs -- supplying services for the people, not in a charity type of way but where people themselves can get involved and fight for their own self-determination.

3. Hussein Abassi:

   We need to accelerate the elimination of hot spots all over the world, particularly the resolution of the Palestinian issue and enable the Palestinian people the right to self-determination on their land and build their independent state.

4. Aloo Denish:

   This day (Independence Day) reminds us that true independence is not merely the absence of external control, but the resolute presence of self-determination.

5. John Winchester:

   Self-determination, which should be the central pillar of indigenous policy-making, is not reflected in the law.