Pronunciation: /sɛlf-staɪld/
noun There is no noun form for 'self-styled'.
A1 The self-styled expert claimed to have all the answers.
A2 The self-styled chef prepared a delicious meal for the guests.
B1 The self-styled guru attracted a large following with their spiritual teachings.
B2 The self-styled entrepreneur built a successful business from scratch.
C1 The self-styled philosopher's theories were widely debated in academic circles.
C2 The self-styled revolutionary led a movement for social change in the country.
adjective A self-styled person or group describes themselves in a particular way, often without official recognition or approval.
A1 The self-styled expert claimed to know everything about gardening.
A2 The self-styled chef prepared a delicious meal for us.
B1 The self-styled fashion designer showcased their latest collection at the event.
B2 The self-styled politician promised to bring about positive change in the community.
C1 The self-styled entrepreneur built a successful business from the ground up.
C2 The self-styled artist's work was featured in prestigious galleries around the world.
formal The self-styled expert claimed to have all the answers.
informal The self-styled guru thinks he knows everything.
slang The self-styled boss is always trying to micromanage everything.
figurative The self-styled queen of the office likes to boss everyone around.
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