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oneself [wʌnˈself] PRON

1. oneself (reflexive form):

oneself
to cut oneself
pleased with oneself
to buy oneself sth
to be oneself

2. oneself (for emphasis):

oneself
to do sth oneself

to divest oneself of (sth)

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let oneself in for sth VB

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let oneself in for sth inf idiom
let oneself in for sth inf idiom

to spread oneself too thin

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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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Such filings were usually phrased in terms of throwing oneself upon the king's mercy or conscience.
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However, representing oneself as a professional software engineer without a license from an accredited institution is illegal in many parts of the world.
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There's something uncanny and almost, very deeply disturbing and transgressive about it, about being able to refigure and remold oneself in this way.
thinkprogress.org
In many areas having an academic degree and presenting oneself as a scientist is irrelevant.
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While the political part of oneself is outlining the imperative, the creative aspect of oneself is untameable, off the leash, gainsaying.
www.theecologist.org
It views symptoms such as violence and withdrawal, as born of a skill-less attempt to awaken oneself.
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Building stronger and positive relationships within oneself and among others are the goals for transformation.
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Just being in a small space by oneself makes one quiet down.
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One will impose a rigorous set of standards on oneself in order to attempt to actually measure up to what the idealized image is.
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The phrase also suggests the ability to computer cross-dress and represent oneself as a different gender, age, race, etc.
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