Banco Espanol de Credito, S.A. (finance) and self-(3)(page 4) (iou)

Banco Espanol de Credito, S.A. (finance)

Banco Espanol de Credito, S.A. is a Spanish company listed at Madrid Stock Exchange's Continuous Market. Its business activity is banking.

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self-''doubt noun (a) doubt about or lack of confidence in oneself, one's abilities, etc. M19.
self-dramati''zation noun dramatization of one's own situation or feelings M20.
self-''drive adjective & noun (a) adjective designating a hired motor vehicle to be driven by the hirer, not by a chauffeur; of or pertaining to the hiring of such vehicles; (b) noun a self-drive car or van: E20.
self-''driven adjective driven by oneself; (of a motor vehicle) self-drive: L18.
self-''ease noun personal comfort E17.
self-''educated adjective educated by oneself by private study without formal instruction E19.
self-edu''cation noun Education of oneself by private study without formal instruction M19.
self-e''ffacement noun the action of effacing oneself, the keeping of oneself out of sight or in the background M19.
self-e''ffacing adjective given to or characterized by self-effacement E20.
self-e''ffacingly adverb in a self-effacing manner E20.
self-e''lected adjective elected by oneself, (of a body) elected by its members E19.
self-e''lection noun election of oneself L18.
self-e''lective adjective having the right to elect oneself; (of a committee etc.) proceeding by co-opting members: L18.
self-em''ployed adjective working for oneself as a freelance or as the owner of a business etc., not employed by an employer M20.
self-em''ployment noun Employment of oneself, working for oneself not an employer; the condition or fact of being self-employed: M18.
self-en''closed adjective enclosed within oneself or itself, not communicating freely with others L19.
self-energy noun (Physics) the energy possessed by a particle in isolation from Other particles and fields; the energy of interaction of a particle, quasi-particle, or current with its own field: L19.
self-e''steem noun high regard for oneself, good opinion of oneself M17.
self-''estimate noun (an) estimate or valuation of oneself M19.
self-esti''mation noun = self-estimate L18.
self-e''strangement noun estrangement from one's natural self, esp. such as is thought to result from the alienating development of consciousness or from involvement in a complex industrialized culture L19.
self-evalu''ation noun appraisal of one's actions, attitudes, or performance, esp. in relation to an objective standard M20.
self-''evidence noun (a) evidence of its own truth; (b) the quality or condition of being self-evident: L17.
self-''evidencing adjective providing itself the evidence of its own truth M17.
self-''evident adjective requiring no proof or further explanation; obvious; axiomatic: L17.
self-''evidently adverb in a self-evident manner, obviously L17.
self-evo''lution noun evolution of oneself or itself by inherent power E19.
self-exal''tation noun exaltation of oneself, one's personality, or one's claims L17.
self-exami''nation noun (a) examination of one's conduct, motives, etc., esp. as a religious duty; (b) examination of one's body for signs of illness etc.: M17.
self-exci''tation noun the characteristic or process of being self-exciting E20.
self-ex''cited adjective self-exciting E20.
self-ex''citing adjective (a) Electricity designating a dynamo-electric machine or analogous system that generates or excites its own magnetic field; (b) Radio designating a unit which both generates and determines the frequency of the transmitted energy; self-oscillating: L19.
self-''executing adjective (Law) (of a law, legal clause, etc.) not needing legislation etc. for enforcement, automatically applicable M20.
self-''exile noun voluntary exile E19.
self-''exiled adjective voluntarily exiled M18.
self-e''xistence noun existence by virtue of inherent Nature independently of any Other cause M17.
self-e''xistent adjective having the property of self-existence, existing independently; having a primary or independent existence: L17.
self-ex''perience noun (a) personal trial or experience E17.
self-ex''plained adjective (now rare) self-explanatory E18.
self-ex''planatory adjective explaining itself, able to be understood without explanation L19.
self-ex''posure noun exposure of oneself, one's true feelings, etc. M18.
self-ex''pression noun expression of one's feelings, thoughts, etc., esp. in Writing, painting, Music, or another Art L19.
self-''feeder noun (a) a furnace, machine, etc., that renews its own fuel or material automatically; (b) a device for supplying Food to farm animals automatically: L19.
self-''feeding adjective (of a furnace, machine, etc.) replacing its own fuel or material automatically M20.
self-''feeling noun (a) rare = COENAESTHESIS; (b) feeling centred in oneself, egoistical feeling; (c) the sense of one's individual identity: M19.
self-''fertile adjective (of a plant or hermaphrodite animal) capable of self-fertilization M19.
self-fertili''zation noun (Botany & Zoology) fertilization by means of pollen or sperm from the same individual M19.
self-''fertilize verb (a) verb trans. cause (a plant etc.) to undergo self-fertilization (usu. in pass.); (b) verb intrans. undergo self-fertilization: M19.
self-''field noun (Physics) a field intrinsically associated with a charged particle, particle beam, or current, esp. as contrasted with any externally applied field that may be present M20.
self-''finance verb trans. generate enough income from itself to pay for the implementation or continuation of (a project, programme of development, etc.) M20.
self-''financing adjective that finances itself; spec. (of a project, programme of development, etc.) that generates enough income to pay for its own implementation or continuation M20.
self-flage''llation noun flagellation of oneself, esp. as a form of religious discipline; fig. excessive self-criticism: M19.
self-''flatterer noun a person who flatters or has a flattering conception of himself or herself L17.
self-''flattering adjective flattering to oneself, having a flattering conception of oneself L16.
self-''flattery noun flattery of oneself, the holding of a flattering conception of oneself E17.
self-''fluxing adjective (of iron ore) able to be smelted without the addition of a flux, usu. because of a high proportion of lime L19.
self-for''getful adjective forgetful of one's self or one's own individuality; unselfish: E19.
self-for''getfulness noun the quality or state of being self-forgetful E19.
self-''formed adjective formed or produced by oneself or itself, without extraneous aid L17.
self-ful''filling adjective (of a prophecy or prediction) giving rise to actions which bring about its fulfilment, bound to come true because of the conditions it creates M20.
self-ful''filment noun fulfilment of one's own hopes and ambitions, self-satisfying fulfilment of one's own potential M20.
self-''generating adjective generated by itself or oneself, not externally M19.
self-''given adjective (rare) given by oneself or itself, emanating or derived from oneself or itself M18.
self-''giving adjective giving oneself for others, self-sacrificing M19.
self-glorifi''cation noun glorification of oneself, one's abilities, etc., boasting M19.
self-''glorious adjective (long rare) given to or characterized by self-glorification L16.
self-''glory noun (now rare) self-glorification M17.
self-good noun (now rare) personal benefit or advantage E17.
self-''governed adjective (a) marked by self-control; (b) having self-government; (c) acting or living independently: E18.
self-''governing adjective having self-government, autonomous M19.
self-''government noun (a) (now rare) self-control, self-command; (b) administration by a people or State (esp. a former colony) of its own affairs without external direction or interference: L17.
self-gratifi''cation noun gratification or pleasing of oneself L17.
self-gratu''lation noun = self-congratulation E19.
self-''gratulatory adjective = self-congratulatory M19.
self-''gravitating adjective influenced by self-gravitation M20.
self-gravi''tation noun (Astronomy) the gravitational forces acting among the components of a massive body M20.
self-''gravity noun self-gravitation L20.
self-''hate noun = self-hatred M20.
self-''hatred noun hatred of oneself, esp. of one's actual self when contrasted with one's imagined self M19.
self-''heating adjective designed to heat itself automatically; (of Food) held in a self-heating container: M20.
self-''help noun the action or condition of providing for or improving oneself without assistance from others; the taking of action on one's own behalf: E19.
self-''helper noun a believer in or practitioner of Self-Help M19.
self-''homicide noun (now rare) self-murder, suicide E17.
self-hunt verb intrans. (orig. N. Amer.) (of a dog) hunt independently without human guidance (chiefly as
self-hunting verbal noun & ppl adjective) M18.
self-hyp''nosis noun self-induced Hypnosis, autohypnosis E20.
self-''hypnotism noun hypnotism of oneself, self-Hypnosis M19.
self-hypnoti''zation noun hypnotization of oneself L19.
self-''hypnotized adjective hypnotized by oneself, in a state of self-Hypnosis E20.
self-i''dentical adjective (Philosophy) identical with itself L19.
self-identifi''cation noun identification with something outside oneself M20.
self-i''dentity noun (Philosophy) the identity of a thing with itself M19.
self-''image noun an image or conception of oneself, esp. considered in relation to others M20.
self-im''portance noun the sense of one's (great) importance; conduct arising from this, pompousness: L18.
self-im''portant adjective marked by self-importance; having an exaggerated opinion of one's own importance, pompous: M18.
self-im''portantly adverb in a self-important manner M20.
self-im''posed adjective (of a task, condition, etc.) imposed on one by oneself, not externally L18.
self-im''provable adjective (rare) capable of self-improvement L17.
self-im''provement noun improvement of oneself, one's character, etc., by one's own efforts L17.
self-im''proving adjective characterized by or tending towards self-improvement L17.
self-incompati''bility noun the state of being self-incompatible E20.
self-incom''patible adjective & noun (a plant or species) unable to be fertilized by its own pollen E20.
self-incon''sistency noun inconsistency in one's thought or action; internal inconsistency: L17.
self-incon''sistent adjective inconsistent in one's thought or action; internally inconsistent: M17.
self-in''duced adjective (a) Electricity produced by self-induction; (b) gen. induced by oneself or itself: L19.
self-in''ductance noun (Electricity) (the coefficient of) self-induction; the property by which self-induction is possible: L19.
self-in''duction noun (Electricity) the production of an induced current in a circuit by means of a variation in the current of that circuit; the coefficient of this: M19.
self-in''ductive adjective (Electricity) produced by self-induction M19.
self-in''dulgence noun indulgence of one's own inclinations, indulgence of oneself in pleasure, idleness, etc.; (in a work of Art etc.) lack of economy and control; a thing in which one indulges oneself: M18.
self-in''dulgent adjective given to self-indulgence, indulging or tending to indulge one's own inclinations; (of a work of Art etc.) lacking economy and control: L18.
self-in''dulgently adverb in a self-indulgent manner L19.
self-in''dulging adjective self-indulgent L17.
self-in''flicted adjective inflicted on one by oneself, not externally L18.
self-in''fliction noun infliction of pain, suffering, etc., on oneself, (an) infliction by oneself E19.
self-in''struction noun instruction of oneself, self-Education E18.
self-in''surance noun insurance of oneself or one's interests by maintaining a fund to cover possible losses E20.
self-in''sure verb intrans. undertake self-insurance M20.
self-''interest noun (a) one's personal profit, benefit, or advantage; regard to or pursuit of this, esp. to the exclusion of regard for others; (b) a private or personal end: M17.
self-''interested adjective characterized or motivated by self-interest M17.
self-''interestedness noun the quality or condition of being self-interested E18.
self-in''vited adjective invited by oneself, not invited to a function etc. that one attends M18.
self-invo''lution noun (rare) the condition or fact of being self-involved E19.
self-in''volved adjective wrapped up in oneself or one's own thoughts M19.
self-ioni''zation noun (Chemistry) spontaneous dissociation of a proportion of the molecules of a liquid into separate ions M20.
self-''judgement noun (a) rare Self-Esteem; (b) judgement passed on oneself: M17.
self-justifi''cation noun the action of justifying or excusing oneself, one's actions, etc. M17.
self-''justifying adjective (a) justifying or excusing oneself, one's actions, etc.; (b) Typography (of a typesetting machine) justifying lines automatically: M18.
self-''killed adjective (now rare) killed by one's own hand L16.
self-''knowing adjective knowing oneself, having self-knowledge M17.
self-''knowledge noun knowledge or understanding of oneself, one's character, motives, etc. E17.
self-life noun (literary) (a) = self-existence; (b) life lived for oneself, life devoted to selfish ends: E17.
self-limi''tation noun (a) limitation of oneself, one's Nature, etc.; (b) Medicine the property of being self-limited: E19.
self-''limited adjective (a) limited by oneself or itself; (b) Medicine (of a disease) that runs a definite course, being little modified by treatment: M19.
self-''limiting adjective limiting oneself or itself; spec. in Medicine, self-limited: M19.
self-''liquidating adjective (Commerce) designating or pertaining to credit, a loan, etc., intended to be repaid with money accruing from its investment within a certain period E20.
self-liqui''dation noun (a) Commerce the action or process of repaying a self-liquidating loan; (b) destruction or elimination of oneself by oneself: M20.
self-''liquidator noun (Commerce) a self-liquidating premium M20.
self-''loader noun a self-loading firearm etc.; a mechanism for the automatic loading of freight: M20.
self-''loading adjective (of a firearm etc.) loaded automatically or semi-automatically L19.
self-''loathing noun loathing of oneself, self-hatred M18.
self-''locking adjective locking itself, locking automatically L19.
self-''loop noun (Math. etc.) in a graph or network, a line that returns to the node it leaves M20.
self-''lost adjective (literary) lost through one's own action, fault, etc. L16.
self-''love noun love of oneself; in early use usu., Self-Esteem, vanity; later, regard for one's interests or well-being (chiefly Philosophy), self-centredness, selfishness: M16.
self-loved adjective loved by oneself; marked by self-love: L16-E19.
self-''lover noun (long rare) a lover of self, a self-centred or selfish person L16.
self-''loving adjective loving or devoted to oneself; self-centred, selfish; characterized by self-love: L16.
self-''luminous adjective possessing in itself the property of emitting light L18.
self-made adjective made by oneself, by one's own action or efforts; of one's own making; successful or rich by one's own efforts: E17.
self-main''taining adjective that maintains or sustains itself or oneself; spec. = HOMEOSTATIC: L19.
self-''maintenance noun maintenance of itself or oneself M19.
self-''Management noun Management of or by oneself M19.
self-''managing adjective managing itself or oneself; (of a school etc.) managed independently, not by the government: L20.
self-''mass noun (Physics) the mass of a particle arising relativistically from its self-energy M20.
self-''mastery noun mastery of oneself, one's emotions, etc., self-control M19.
self-''mockery noun mockery of oneself or itself M20.
self-''mocking adjective mocking oneself or itself M20.
self-mortifi''cation noun mortification of oneself, subjugation of one's appetites or passions by self-denial or self-discipline E19.
self-''motion noun motion produced by one's or its inherent power, not externally; voluntary or spontaneous motion: E17.
self-''motivated adjective motivated by oneself; spec. motivated by one's own enthusiasm, ambition, etc., to work or act without external pressure: L20.
self-moti''vation noun motivation of oneself; motivation to work or act without external pressure: L20.
self-''motive adjective (now rare) moving by inherent not external power L17.
self-''moved adjective moved of itself without external agency L17.
self-''movement noun = self-motion L19.
self-''moving adjective moving spontaneously or automatically, capable of self-motion E17.
self-''murder noun the action or an act of taking one's own life, suicide L16.
self-''murderer noun a person who commits suicide E17.
self-muti''lation noun mutilation of oneself, esp. as a symptom of mental disturbance M19.
self-neg''lect noun neglect of oneself E17.
self-noise noun noise generated directly by a particular object (as a vehicle, microphone, etc.) M20.
self-obser''vation noun objective observation of one's own attitudes, reactions, or thought processes L18.
self-''opened adjective opened of its own accord, opened automatically M17.
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