yourself
120 ENTRIES FOUND:
- yourself (pronoun)
- do–it–yourself (adjective)
- abandon (verb)
- abase (verb)
- above (preposition)
- absent (verb)
- account (noun)
- acquit (verb)
- air (noun)
- apply (verb)
- ask (verb)
- assert (verb)
- assure (verb)
- avail (verb)
- barricade (verb)
- be (verb)
- bear (verb)
- beside (preposition)
- better (verb)
- blame (verb)
- bring (verb)
- busy (verb)
- by (preposition)
- comport (verb)
- concern (verb)
- conduct (verb)
- consecrate (verb)
- content (verb)
- contradict (verb)
- cross (verb)
- deliver (verb)
- deny (verb)
- despite (preposition)
- distinguish (verb)
- edit (verb)
- enjoy (verb)
- excuse (verb)
- exert (verb)
- exhibition (noun)
- explain (verb)
- expose (verb)
- express (verb)
- extend (verb)
- extract (verb)
- fall (verb)
- fancy (verb)
- fend (verb)
- find (verb)
- flatter (verb)
- fling (verb)
- fool (noun)
- foot (noun)
- forget (verb)
- get (verb)
- grip (noun)
- handle (verb)
- have (verb)
- hear (verb)
- humble (verb)
- identify (verb)
- injury (noun)
- kick (verb)
- kid (verb)
- knot (noun)
- know (verb)
- law (noun)
- let (verb)
- lose (verb)
- lower (verb)
- model (verb)
- name (noun)
- overextend (verb)
- pace (verb)
- park (verb)
- pattern (verb)
- perjure (verb)
- piss (verb)
- play (verb)
- please (verb)
- price (verb)
- pride (verb)
- prostitute (verb)
- prostrate (verb)
- prove (verb)
- purge (verb)
- realign (verb)
- redeem (verb)
- reinvent (verb)
- relieve (verb)
- repeat (verb)
- reproach (verb)
- resign (verb)
- revenge (verb)
- reverse (verb)
- say (verb)
- scarce (adjective)
- shift (verb)
- shit (verb)
- shoot (verb)
- shout (verb)
- show (verb)
- spectacle (noun)
- spite (noun)
- square (verb)
- steel (verb)
- strain (verb)
- stuff (verb)
- suit (verb)
- sure (adjective)
- surround (verb)
- take (verb)
- think (verb)
- throw (verb)
- tie (verb)
- to (preposition)
- top (verb)
- true (adjective)
- unburden (verb)
- understand (verb)
- unsure (adjective)
Britannica Dictionary definition of YOURSELF
1
:
the person that is being addressed:
a
— used as the object of a verb or preposition when the person being addressed has already been mentioned
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You've got to behave yourself.
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Be careful or you might hurt yourself.
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When you need to relax, picture/imagine yourself at the beach listening to the gentle sound of the waves.
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You need to feel good about yourself.
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You can judge for yourself.
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You should make a mental note to yourself.
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You're making a fool/spectacle of yourself.
b
— used to emphasize that a particular person already mentioned has done, thought, or said something
— often used after the noun or pronoun it refers to
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You reminded them yourself, remember?
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If you're not happy with the paint job, you can repaint the whole thing yourself.
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You yourself reminded them, remember?
2
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your normal or healthy self
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You're not yourself today. Is something wrong?
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You'll feel like yourself again after some time away.
be yourself
:
to act or behave as you normally do
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If you want to get a girl to like you, the best thing you can do is just be yourself.
by yourself
1
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without any help
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You will have to make dinner by yourself tonight.
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You fixed the car (all) by yourself?
2
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with nobody else
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Do you like living by yourself?
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You're not traveling there by yourself.
