Pronunciation: /sɛlf rɪˈstreɪnd/
adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun, in this case, 'self-restrained' describes someone who exercises control over their actions or emotions
A1 She is very self-restrained and doesn't easily lose her temper.
A2 The self-restrained student quietly listened to the teacher's instructions.
B1 His self-restrained demeanor in stressful situations impressed his colleagues.
B2 The CEO's self-restrained approach to negotiations helped secure a successful deal.
C1 The politician's self-restrained response to criticism showed maturity and composure.
C2 Despite the heated argument, he remained self-restrained and maintained a calm demeanor throughout.
formal She displayed a great deal of self-restrained during the heated argument.
informal He managed to stay self-restrained even when provoked by his annoying coworker.
slang I can't believe he stayed so self-restrained when that guy cut him off in traffic.
figurative The artist's self-restrained use of color created a sense of calm in the painting.
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