Pronunciation: /sɛlf ˈpɑːrtnərd/
adjective describing a state of being in a relationship with oneself, often used as an alternative to the term 'single'
A1 I am self-partnered, so I enjoy spending time alone.
A2 Being self-partnered means I am content with being by myself.
B1 She describes herself as self-partnered, preferring independence over a relationship.
B2 After a period of self-reflection, he realized he was truly self-partnered and didn't need a romantic partner.
C1 Embracing her self-partnered status, she focused on personal growth and fulfillment.
C2 As a self-partnered individual, he found strength and happiness in his own company.
formal Many individuals are choosing to remain self-partnered rather than entering into traditional relationships.
informal I've decided to embrace being self-partnered for now and focus on my own personal growth.
slang Who needs a significant other when you can be happily self-partnered?
figurative Being self-partnered allows you to be fully independent and in control of your own happiness.
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