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themself
[ thuhm-self, them- ]
pronoun
- Nonstandard. themselves ( def ): The teacher introduced themself to the class.
The kids began laughing at themself.
Everyone who got the right answer can congratulate themself.
The teacher introduced themself to the class.
- a reflexive form of singular they, as used to refer to a nonbinary or gender-nonconforming person:
Chris only posts memes that they created themself.
Usage Note
Word History and Origins
Origin of themself1
Example Sentences
As Gadsby toured “Nanette,” they found themself exploring the very nature of comedy, breaking down the traditional joke form of set-up/punchline, and deconstructing what a comedy special can be.
“Only the registered voter themself may request a replacement ballot,” the state said.
One such high level type, “geometrical gaze following,” occurs if you block the thing that the other is looking at so the subject can’t see it, so that they will physically reposition themself to see what others are seeing.
Each candidate seeks to differentiate themself from the other, while avoiding making their trailblazing roles a distraction.
“People post pictures of their trips to amazing places. Or looking beautiful. And it makes other people feel bad about themself.”
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