give of oneself Idiome

give of oneself

Idiom(s): give of oneself

Theme: GENEROSITY

to be generous with one's time and concern.
• Tom is very good with children because he gives of himself.
• If you want to have more friends, you have to learn to give of yourself.

give of oneself|give

v. phr., literary To give your time and effort to help others. You should give of yourself sometimes. During World War II, Governor Baldwin gave of himself by sweeping the halls of a hospital every afternoon.

give of (oneself or something)

To address or allot oneself or article to some account or goal. I'm afflicted that the CEO gave of his millions so freely. No admiration she's exhausted—she absolutely gives of herself every time she takes the stage.Learn more: give, of

give of oneself

to be acceptable with one's time and concern. Tom is actual acceptable with accouchement because he gives of himself. If you appetite to accept added friends, you accept to apprentice to accord of yourself.Learn more: give, of

give of oneself

Give time and activity to an altruistic pursuit. For example, The minister's sermons consistently accent giving of oneself to the beneath fortunate. [c. 1920] Apprentice more: give, of

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give of oneself Idiome

give of oneself

give of oneself|give

give of (oneself or something)

give of oneself

give of oneself

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