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self-identify
[self-ahy-den-ti-fahy, ‐i-den-ti-fahy]
Other 51Թ Forms
- self-identification noun
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of self-identify1
Example Sentences
Kara didn't self-identify by the 6 June deadline, so is waiting to see if the military flags her for separation - the 30-day window means that should happen by 6 July.
Schickler and others said that, according to the latest estimates, more than 3 million registered voters in California self-identify as limited-English proficient.
Up until the ruling, Labour had allowed people to self-identify as a woman, so trans women could attend the event and also take part in "positive action" measures such as all-women shortlists.
Multiple surveys show that Americans under 30 self-identify as Christian at the same rate as the millennial generation before them, though still at far lower levels than older Americans.
In 2022, the Scottish government introduced a law that would allow people to "self-identify" in their desired gender.
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