himself
hɪmˈsɛlf
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Definition of himself - Reverso English Dictionary

Pronoun

1.
reflexiveindicates the subject and object are the same
  • He hurt himself while playing.
itself myself yourself
2.
emphaticemphasizes the male subject
  • The president himself attended the meeting.
3.
religionRareused to refer to God in some religionsRare
  • He prayed to Himself for guidance.
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Expressions with himself

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situation where everyone must act for themselves
In the chaos, it was every man for himself.
someone who does things their own way
He never follows the rules; he's a law unto himself.

Origin of himself

Old English, him (him) + self (self)

Terms with himself included in their meaning

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wepron.
inclusive
used by a speaker to refer to himself and others
self-reference
male speaker referring to himself humorously

Examples of himself in a sentence

  • She taught herself to play the guitar.
  • He fixed the car himself.
  • The author himself signed the books.
  • Believers trust that Himself will provide answers.
  • The scripture refers to Himself as the ultimate creator.

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  1. French:se, lui, ...
  2. German:sich, er selbst, ...
  3. Italian:si, lui stesso, ...
  4. Spanish:a sí mismo, mismo, ...
  5. Portuguese:se, próprio, ...
  6. Chinese:他自己, 本人, ...
  7. Japanese:自分, 自身が, ...
  8. Arabic:نَفْسَهُ, نَفْسُه, ...
  9. Hebrew:עַצְמוֹ, בְּעַצְמוֹ, ...
  10. Russian:себя, сам, ...
  11. Ukrainian:себе, сам, ...
  12. Hindi:खुद, ...
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