Results for Herself

Definitions of Herself:

part of speech: pronoun

The emphatic form of SHE in the nominative or objective case: in her real character: having the command of her faculties: sane.

part of speech: feminine

Themselves, plu. com. gend.; by himself, alone; unassisted.

part of speech: pronoun

An emphasized or reflexive form of her; one's individuality; as, she does not act like herself.

part of speech: pronoun

Compound pers. pron.

Usage examples for Herself:

• Would he ever speak again, she asked herself "The Knave of Diamonds", Ethel May Dell

• " After all, it wasn't anything," she assured herself "The Chase of the Golden Plate", Jacques Futrelle

• He did not mean it, she said to herself "What's Mine's Mine", George MacDonald

• If that could but be done, said she to herself how happy would my mother be. "The Parent's Assistant", Maria Edgeworth