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Definition of self-named in English: self-namedadjective Named after oneself or by oneself. he became a television mainstay with his self-named hit show Example sentencesExamples - If there's an implied hero here, it's the self-named Chief Baba Olugbala, who runs an amateur African museum out of his house.
- Since opening her self-named gallery in New York, works by women have comprised over three-quarters of the pieces in Frederickson's exhibitions.
- I purchased "Shaun Cassidy", the self named first album, in 1977.
- His self-named company, formed in 1994, does corporate and broadcast animation, and contract modeling.
- Heathcote opened his first self-named restaurant in Longridge, Lancashire in 1990.
- The show follows his self-named character as he juggles work as a teacher, socialising with colleagues and neighbours, and a fledgling relationship with a more domestically inclined lover.
- Twitter's self-named app for the iPhone, iPod touch and iPad received an update late on Thursday that added photo and video capture support for the cameras in Apple's new iPad 2.
- The self-named company offers financial information services and financial news via its magazines, television network and radio station.
Synonyms would-be, self-appointed, so-called, self-titled, professed, self-confessed, confessed, sworn, avowed
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