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selfhood
This term is primarily used in philosophical, psychological, and theological discourses to describe the essence of individual identity. It carries a more abstract and formal tone than "identity" or "personality," focusing on the ontological state of being a distinct self rather than the specific traits a person possesses.
Because it describes an abstract quality or state of existence, the word is treated as an uncountable noun. It does not typically take a plural form, as it refers to the general concept of individuality rather than a collection of individual identities.
Meanings
Examples
The philosopher argued that true selfhood is achieved through constant introspection.
The philosopher argued that true selfhood is achieved through constant introspection.
I wonder if my selfhood remains intact after such a traumatic experience.
The android struggled to understand the concept of human selfhood.
Developing a strong sense of selfhood is a key part of adolescent growth.
She felt her selfhood slipping away as she conformed to the expectations of others.
The lecture focused on the intersection of social constructs and individual selfhood.
The lecture focused on the intersection of social constructs and individual selfhood.
He sought a spiritual awakening to transcend the limitations of his own selfhood.
Is selfhood an innate quality or something we build over time?