pron. 1 an emphatic appositive of her or she; 2 a reflexive form of her
She is not feeling herself today.
She is not feeling herself today.
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She thinks of herself as a debutante.
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She considers herself a fashionista.
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What does Hannah cut up to make herself pantalettes?
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What does Mina realize about herself by the end of the story?
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What did Miss Shelly say to Franny about changing herself.
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What did Joanne buy for herself after her book was purchased by an American publisher?
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Which is NOT something Louise imagined herself doing after hearing about the school play?
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Aleeya would wrap herself in what?
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reflexive form of her; her in the reflexive form; intensifierof she
him
2 syllables
her-self
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himself
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theirself
themself
yourself
ourself
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