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you

Definition for you

pronoun as in nominative plural pronoun

Strongest matches

they, we

pronoun as in nominative singular pronoun

Strongest matches

I, he, it, she, sie, they, ve, xe, ze, zie

pronoun as in objective singular pronoun

Weak matches

her, him, hir, it, me, them, ver, xem, zir

pronoun as in objective plural pronoun

Strongest matches

them, us

noun as in unspecified individual

Strongest matches

anyone, one

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Example Sentences

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Then in closing, he switched to English: “If you didn’t understand what I just said, you have four months to learn.”

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“Rather than just say, it’s that person’s fault or your fault, he was always bringing his organizer mind to how we would repair the relationship and move forward together,” he said.

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“If somebody wants to speculate, we want to ensure the totality of what we manage can still achieve your financial goals,” Hadad told MarketWatch.

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“I mean, people have been waiting almost eight months, and then you see delays — it’s just getting delayed further and further.”

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There is a quiet voice in his head, “What’s wrong with you that you don’t deserve your father’s love?”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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