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Discover LudwigThe phrase "assessed myself" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of evaluating or reflecting on your own thoughts, feelings, or performance.
Example: "After the meeting, I took some time to assess myself and identify areas for improvement."
Alternatives: "evaluated my performance" or "reflected on my actions".
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As I listened to the speakers at (a Dressing the Ageing Demographic, I duly paused and assessed myself – black jacket, black trousers, black T-shirt, black trainers.
I could barely get an arm into the samples, and had to resort, like most clients, to holding them up, paper-doll style, as I assessed myself in the mirror and pretended to be loving the whole thing.
Being the PA that I am, I assessed myself when I got home.
My circumstances hadn't really altered, but the way in which I assessed myself had.
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However, doing self- and peer-assessment to assess myself and my friends is problematic since I do not think I am that much proficient in doing that types of assessment.
"It's hard to assess myself.
O.K.' "So that is when I started really assessing myself.
"It's been really eye-opening, as a way of assessing myself and assessing what I'm good at, and assessing what I need to improve on," he says.
For risks I can't assess myself, I do want regulations that give me the confidence to do as I please.
To generalise: for risks I can assess myself, I don't want regulations that prevent me from doing as I please just because I might end up suing the government.
"I'll give it a couple of days, assess myself and how we've been".
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