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Definition of reflexive
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Reflexive
(a.)
Having
for its
direct
object
a
pronoun
which
refers
to the agent or
subject
as its
antecedent;
-- said of
certain
verbs;
as, the
witness
perjured
himself;
I
bethought
myself.
Applied
also to
pronouns
of this
class;
reciprocal;
reflective..
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Hemselven
::
Hemselven
(pron.)
Themselves;
-- used
reflexively.
Insinuate
::
Insinuate
(v. t.) To push or work
(one's
self),
as into
favor;
to
introduce
by slow,
gentle,
or
artful
means;
to
ingratiate;
-- used
reflexively..
Wend
::
Wend (v. t.) To
direct;
to
betake;
-- used
chiefly
in the
phrase
to wend one's way. Also used
reflexively.
Get
::
Get (v. t.) To
betake;
to
remove;
-- in a
reflexive
use.
Surrender
::
Surrender
(v. t.) To yield to any
influence,
emotion,
passion,
or
power;
-- used
reflexively;
as, to
surrender
one's self to
grief,
to
despair,
to
indolence,
or to
sleep..
Ingratiate
::
Ingratiate
(v. t.) To
introduce
or
commend
to the favor of
another;
to bring into
favor;
to
insinuate;
-- used
reflexively,
and
followed
by with
before
the
person
whose favor is
sought..
Reflexive
::
Reflexive
(a.)
Implying
censure.
Comport
::
Comport
(v. t.) To
carry;
to
conduct;
-- with a
reflexive
pronoun.
Abandon
::
Abandon
(v. t.)
Reflexively:
To give
(one's
self) up
without
attempt
at
self-control;
to yield
(one's
self)
unrestrainedly;
-- often in a bad
sense.
Stalk
::
Stalk (v. i.) To walk
slowly
and
cautiously;
to walk in a
stealthy,
noiseless
manner;
--
sometimes
used with a
reflexive
pronoun..
Deport
::
Deport
(v. t.) To carry or
demean;
to
conduct;
to
behave;
--
followed
by the
reflexive
pronoun.
Establish
::
Establish
(a.) To set up in
business;
to place
advantageously
in a fixed
condition;
-- used
reflexively;
as, he
established
himself
in a
place;
the enemy
established
themselves
in the
citadel..
Address
::
Address
(v.)
Reflexively:
To
prepare
one's self; to apply one's skill or
energies
(to some
object);
to
betake.
Possess
::
Possess
(v. t.) To put in
possession;
to make the owner or
holder
of
property,
power,
knowledge,
etc.; to
acquaint;
to
inform;
--
followed
by of or with
before
the thing
possessed,
and now
commonly
used
reflexively..
Slue
::
Slue (v. t.) In
general,
to turn
about;
to
twist;
-- often used
reflexively
and
followed
by
round..
Recollect
::
Recollect
(v. t.)
Reflexively,
to
compose
one's self; to
recover
self-command;
as, to
recollect
one's self after a burst of
anger;
--
sometimes,
formerly,
in the
perfect
participle..
Devote
::
Devote
(v. t.) To give up
wholly;
to
addict;
to
direct
the
attention
of
wholly
or
compound;
to
attach;
-- often with a
reflexive
pronoun;
as, to
devote
one's self to
science,
to one's
friends,
to
piety,
etc..
Pause
::
Pause (v. t.) To cause to stop or rest; -- used
reflexively.
Demean
::
Demean
(v. t.) To
conduct;
to
behave;
to
comport;
--
followed
by the
reflexive
pronoun.
Overeat
::
Overeat
(v. t. & i.) To eat to
excess;
-- often with a
reflexive.
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