yourselves
You, acting alone
You use yourselves as the object of a verb or preposition to refer a second time to the persons you are addressing: Please help yourselves to anything in the fridge.
Yourselves and other pronouns that end in –self and –selves are called reflexives because they indicate that the action of a verb is reflected back at the subject of the sentence.
Freedom from external control
- empowermentGaining authority or confidence
- agencyPower to act
- free-willAutonomous decision-making capacity
- volitionCapacity for choice
Unique personal character
- personhoodStatus as a person
- characterNature, symbol, or role
- uniquenessQuality of being singular
- authenticityQuality of being genuine
distinctiveness · persona · essence · genuine
Overall state of health
- pamperingLavish attentive care
- relaxationState of being unwound
- rejuvenationRestoration of youthful vigor
- restCessation of activity
nurturing · nourishment · hygiene · balance · indulgence · restoration · recovery · downtime
Probing one's innermost feelings
- contemplationSustained reflective attention
- mindfulnessAwareness of the present
- thoughtfulnessAttentive care for others
- meditationFocused attention practice
Reflexive neuter pronoun
- ourselvesReflexive first-person plural
- themselvesReflexive third-person plural
- personallyAs an individual matter
- individuallyOne at a time
independence
Freedom from external control
- empowermentGaining authority or confidence
- agencyPower to act
- free-willAutonomous decision-making capacity
volition · choice · individualism · accountability · responsibility
individuality
Unique personal character
- personhoodStatus as a person
- characterNature, symbol, or role
- uniquenessQuality of being singular
authenticity · distinctiveness · persona · essence · genuine
wellness
Overall state of health
- pamperingLavish attentive care
- relaxationState of being unwound
- rejuvenationRestoration of youthful vigor
rest · nurturing · nourishment · hygiene · balance · indulgence · restoration · recovery · downtime · recharging
soul-searching
Probing one's innermost feelings
- contemplationSustained reflective attention
- mindfulnessAwareness of the present
- thoughtfulnessAttentive care for others
itself
Reflexive neuter pronoun
- ourselvesReflexive first-person plural
- themselvesReflexive third-person plural
- personallyAs an individual matter