self-setvalue

verb
UK /ˌself ˈsetvæljuː/
US /ˌself ˈsetvæljuː/

To set a value on yourself.

She likes to self-setvalue her own work before showing it to the teacher.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To decide how much something you made is worth.

He will self-setvalue the painting before selling it.

3. To give yourself a score or number.

Players self-setvalue their skills at the start of the game.

4. To set your own value in a computer program.

The robot can self-setvalue its speed when it gets tired.