yourselves pronoun pl. [jɔ:'sɛlvz, jʊǝ-, jǝ-] Also (now rare) as two words. E16.
[from YOURSELF with pl. inflection.]
1. emphatic & refl. Freq. in apposition to you or (formerly) ye: your particular group of people personally, you individually. E16.
by yourselves on your own.
■ M. Manley Where your selves shall be Judges of his Conversation.
■ Dickens You ought to be ashamed of yourselves.
■ M. Twain I honor..you Pilgrim stock as much as you do yourselves.
■ J. Welch Help yourselves, boys. Don't be shy.

2. Your true or natural selves or personalities. E18.

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