Definition of myself in English:

myself

pronoun mʌɪˈsɛlfmɪˈsɛlf

1reflexive first person singular Used by a speaker to refer to himself or herself as the object of a verb or preposition when he or she is the subject of the clause.
I hurt myself by accident
I strolled around, muttering to myself
Example sentencesExamples
- I must tell myself that these sorts of accidents should not be met with anger by parents.
- So when I was younger I bought some books on wine and educated myself on the subject.
- The worse part was facing up to what I had done to myself and the hurt I had caused my family.
- I wouldn't refer to myself as a snooker fan as such, but the game does fascinate me.
- Sometimes I like to rewards myself with presents, to let me know how much I mean to me.
- I sometimes learn my lines on public transport muttering them out loud to myself.
- In true teenage form I used to shut myself in my bedroom with it belting out the speakers.
- The good thing about the delay, however, is that it gives me chance to go out and buy myself a new swimsuit.
- And yet part of me worries that to see myself as the subject of my own life story is in some way selfish.
- I would never forgive myself if I walked away, leaving somebody else to try to sort it out.
- I'm trying to keep myself busy, but every now and then I just break down in floods of tears.
- For me, it was more about an internal battle and my need to hurt myself to show that there was a problem.
- I keep saying to myself that the most exciting thing in my life is success, and to stop being so afraid of it.
- I found myself sitting at home all day when I could have been at school getting an education.
- I owe it to myself to go out on a limb and do something that reflects a little bit of character.
- If I fall and hurt myself on an iced pavement I will sue this Council till their eyes water.
- Even worse, today my doctor asked if I ever thought about hurting myself or others.
- I got through it all without hurting myself and that was the most important thing.
- At least that's what my friend Dave said, when I went to pour myself a second glass.
- I held my hands up to defend myself but I got a couple of boxes to the back of the head.
2emphatic first person singular I or me personally (used to emphasize the speaker)
I myself am unsure how this problem should be handled
I wrote it myself
Example sentencesExamples
- When it came to the speakers I myself spoke first then Mrs Hill and finally the applicant.
- I myself have a highly combative relationship with the dumb brute stuff of the universe.
- I pushed him aside and tried it myself but all I did was hurt the side of my body.
- I had to ring one of the insurers myself to check the detail before writing this column.
- The time has come to stop digging other people holes and dig some for myself.
- I myself am the subject of the portrait that Sanjay commissioned about five years ago.
- Novices like myself can only watch and admire from the shore as the big sails and short boards hit the water.
- It was tempting to write this review myself in what is supposed to pass for Scots.
- For myself I have also met up with people and been bemused about my lack of conversation.
- The trouble is that I am always on the go, so the person who makes me go more than anybody else is myself.
- I'm more interested to read what other people have to say and make the decision myself.
- All she wants is to be hit on, when I myself am utterly annoyed with people hitting on me.
- It's always nice to know that there are people out there who are even more pedantic than myself.
- The main objection to prostitution by most people, myself included, is a moral one.
- It is the best chance for ordinary people like myself to catch a salmon at a sensible price.
- I have seen hunting and have friends who have hunted, but I am not a hunting person myself.
- Most young people, myself included, do not commit crime or partake in acts of violence.
- I would write myself but apparently, it's very frowned upon to ask on your own behalf.
- I myself forgot about these issues and most people are too polite to mention them.
- I'll be on the march myself, along with a sizeable number of people from my church.
3literary first person singular Used by a speaker to refer to himself or herself; I.
myself presented to him a bronze sword

Origin

Old English me self, from me¹ + self (used adjectivally); the change of me to my occurred in Middle English.

Rhymes

elf, herself, himself, itself, oneself, ourself, self, shelf, themself, thyself, yourself

Definition of myself in US English:

myself

pronoun

1reflexive Used by a speaker to refer to himself or herself as the object of a verb or preposition when he or she is the subject of the clause.
I hurt myself by accident
I strolled around, muttering to myself
Example sentencesExamples
- And yet part of me worries that to see myself as the subject of my own life story is in some way selfish.
- The worse part was facing up to what I had done to myself and the hurt I had caused my family.
- For me, it was more about an internal battle and my need to hurt myself to show that there was a problem.
- Sometimes I like to rewards myself with presents, to let me know how much I mean to me.
- Even worse, today my doctor asked if I ever thought about hurting myself or others.
- I sometimes learn my lines on public transport muttering them out loud to myself.
- At least that's what my friend Dave said, when I went to pour myself a second glass.
- The good thing about the delay, however, is that it gives me chance to go out and buy myself a new swimsuit.
- So when I was younger I bought some books on wine and educated myself on the subject.
- I keep saying to myself that the most exciting thing in my life is success, and to stop being so afraid of it.
- If I fall and hurt myself on an iced pavement I will sue this Council till their eyes water.
- I held my hands up to defend myself but I got a couple of boxes to the back of the head.
- I would never forgive myself if I walked away, leaving somebody else to try to sort it out.
- I wouldn't refer to myself as a snooker fan as such, but the game does fascinate me.
- I got through it all without hurting myself and that was the most important thing.
- I must tell myself that these sorts of accidents should not be met with anger by parents.
- I'm trying to keep myself busy, but every now and then I just break down in floods of tears.
- I owe it to myself to go out on a limb and do something that reflects a little bit of character.
- I found myself sitting at home all day when I could have been at school getting an education.
- In true teenage form I used to shut myself in my bedroom with it belting out the speakers.
2emphatic I or me personally (used to emphasize the speaker)
I myself am unsure how this problem should be handled
I wrote it myself
Example sentencesExamples
- I'll be on the march myself, along with a sizeable number of people from my church.
- I would write myself but apparently, it's very frowned upon to ask on your own behalf.
- Novices like myself can only watch and admire from the shore as the big sails and short boards hit the water.
- Most young people, myself included, do not commit crime or partake in acts of violence.
- For myself I have also met up with people and been bemused about my lack of conversation.
- I myself have a highly combative relationship with the dumb brute stuff of the universe.
- The main objection to prostitution by most people, myself included, is a moral one.
- I'm more interested to read what other people have to say and make the decision myself.
- I had to ring one of the insurers myself to check the detail before writing this column.
- It is the best chance for ordinary people like myself to catch a salmon at a sensible price.
- I have seen hunting and have friends who have hunted, but I am not a hunting person myself.
- The trouble is that I am always on the go, so the person who makes me go more than anybody else is myself.
- It's always nice to know that there are people out there who are even more pedantic than myself.
- When it came to the speakers I myself spoke first then Mrs Hill and finally the applicant.
- All she wants is to be hit on, when I myself am utterly annoyed with people hitting on me.
- The time has come to stop digging other people holes and dig some for myself.
- It was tempting to write this review myself in what is supposed to pass for Scots.
- I pushed him aside and tried it myself but all I did was hurt the side of my body.
- I myself am the subject of the portrait that Sanjay commissioned about five years ago.
- I myself forgot about these issues and most people are too polite to mention them.
3literary
myself presented to him a bronze sword
literary term for I

Origin

Old English me self, from me + self (used adjectivally); the change of me to my occurred in Middle English.

单词	myself
释义	Definition of myself in English: myself pronoun mʌɪˈsɛlfmɪˈsɛlf 1reflexive first person singular Used by a speaker to refer to himself or herself as the object of a verb or preposition when he or she is the subject of the clause. I hurt myself by accident I strolled around, muttering to myself Example sentencesExamples I must tell myself that these sorts of accidents should not be met with anger by parents. So when I was younger I bought some books on wine and educated myself on the subject. The worse part was facing up to what I had done to myself and the hurt I had caused my family. I wouldn't refer to myself as a snooker fan as such, but the game does fascinate me. Sometimes I like to rewards myself with presents, to let me know how much I mean to me. I sometimes learn my lines on public transport muttering them out loud to myself. In true teenage form I used to shut myself in my bedroom with it belting out the speakers. The good thing about the delay, however, is that it gives me chance to go out and buy myself a new swimsuit. And yet part of me worries that to see myself as the subject of my own life story is in some way selfish. I would never forgive myself if I walked away, leaving somebody else to try to sort it out. I'm trying to keep myself busy, but every now and then I just break down in floods of tears. For me, it was more about an internal battle and my need to hurt myself to show that there was a problem. I keep saying to myself that the most exciting thing in my life is success, and to stop being so afraid of it. I found myself sitting at home all day when I could have been at school getting an education. I owe it to myself to go out on a limb and do something that reflects a little bit of character. If I fall and hurt myself on an iced pavement I will sue this Council till their eyes water. Even worse, today my doctor asked if I ever thought about hurting myself or others. I got through it all without hurting myself and that was the most important thing. At least that's what my friend Dave said, when I went to pour myself a second glass. I held my hands up to defend myself but I got a couple of boxes to the back of the head. 2emphatic first person singular I or me personally (used to emphasize the speaker) I myself am unsure how this problem should be handled I wrote it myself Example sentencesExamples When it came to the speakers I myself spoke first then Mrs Hill and finally the applicant. I myself have a highly combative relationship with the dumb brute stuff of the universe. I pushed him aside and tried it myself but all I did was hurt the side of my body. I had to ring one of the insurers myself to check the detail before writing this column. The time has come to stop digging other people holes and dig some for myself. I myself am the subject of the portrait that Sanjay commissioned about five years ago. Novices like myself can only watch and admire from the shore as the big sails and short boards hit the water. It was tempting to write this review myself in what is supposed to pass for Scots. For myself I have also met up with people and been bemused about my lack of conversation. The trouble is that I am always on the go, so the person who makes me go more than anybody else is myself. I'm more interested to read what other people have to say and make the decision myself. All she wants is to be hit on, when I myself am utterly annoyed with people hitting on me. It's always nice to know that there are people out there who are even more pedantic than myself. The main objection to prostitution by most people, myself included, is a moral one. It is the best chance for ordinary people like myself to catch a salmon at a sensible price. I have seen hunting and have friends who have hunted, but I am not a hunting person myself. Most young people, myself included, do not commit crime or partake in acts of violence. I would write myself but apparently, it's very frowned upon to ask on your own behalf. I myself forgot about these issues and most people are too polite to mention them. I'll be on the march myself, along with a sizeable number of people from my church. 3literary first person singular Used by a speaker to refer to himself or herself; I. myself presented to him a bronze sword Origin Old English me self, from me¹ + self (used adjectivally); the change of me to my occurred in Middle English. Rhymes elf, herself, himself, itself, oneself, ourself, self, shelf, themself, thyself, yourself Definition of myself in US English: myself pronoun 1reflexive Used by a speaker to refer to himself or herself as the object of a verb or preposition when he or she is the subject of the clause. I hurt myself by accident I strolled around, muttering to myself Example sentencesExamples And yet part of me worries that to see myself as the subject of my own life story is in some way selfish. The worse part was facing up to what I had done to myself and the hurt I had caused my family. For me, it was more about an internal battle and my need to hurt myself to show that there was a problem. Sometimes I like to rewards myself with presents, to let me know how much I mean to me. Even worse, today my doctor asked if I ever thought about hurting myself or others. I sometimes learn my lines on public transport muttering them out loud to myself. At least that's what my friend Dave said, when I went to pour myself a second glass. The good thing about the delay, however, is that it gives me chance to go out and buy myself a new swimsuit. So when I was younger I bought some books on wine and educated myself on the subject. I keep saying to myself that the most exciting thing in my life is success, and to stop being so afraid of it. If I fall and hurt myself on an iced pavement I will sue this Council till their eyes water. I held my hands up to defend myself but I got a couple of boxes to the back of the head. I would never forgive myself if I walked away, leaving somebody else to try to sort it out. I wouldn't refer to myself as a snooker fan as such, but the game does fascinate me. I got through it all without hurting myself and that was the most important thing. I must tell myself that these sorts of accidents should not be met with anger by parents. I'm trying to keep myself busy, but every now and then I just break down in floods of tears. I owe it to myself to go out on a limb and do something that reflects a little bit of character. I found myself sitting at home all day when I could have been at school getting an education. In true teenage form I used to shut myself in my bedroom with it belting out the speakers. 2emphatic I or me personally (used to emphasize the speaker) I myself am unsure how this problem should be handled I wrote it myself Example sentencesExamples I'll be on the march myself, along with a sizeable number of people from my church. I would write myself but apparently, it's very frowned upon to ask on your own behalf. Novices like myself can only watch and admire from the shore as the big sails and short boards hit the water. Most young people, myself included, do not commit crime or partake in acts of violence. For myself I have also met up with people and been bemused about my lack of conversation. I myself have a highly combative relationship with the dumb brute stuff of the universe. The main objection to prostitution by most people, myself included, is a moral one. I'm more interested to read what other people have to say and make the decision myself. I had to ring one of the insurers myself to check the detail before writing this column. It is the best chance for ordinary people like myself to catch a salmon at a sensible price. I have seen hunting and have friends who have hunted, but I am not a hunting person myself. The trouble is that I am always on the go, so the person who makes me go more than anybody else is myself. It's always nice to know that there are people out there who are even more pedantic than myself. When it came to the speakers I myself spoke first then Mrs Hill and finally the applicant. All she wants is to be hit on, when I myself am utterly annoyed with people hitting on me. The time has come to stop digging other people holes and dig some for myself. It was tempting to write this review myself in what is supposed to pass for Scots. I pushed him aside and tried it myself but all I did was hurt the side of my body. I myself am the subject of the portrait that Sanjay commissioned about five years ago. I myself forgot about these issues and most people are too polite to mention them. 3literary myself presented to him a bronze sword literary term for I Origin Old English me self, from me + self (used adjectivally); the change of me to my occurred in Middle English.
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