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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at themselves" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone is reflecting on their own actions, feelings, or thoughts, often in a context of self-examination or self-criticism.
Example: "They often laugh at themselves when they recall their past mistakes."
Alternatives: "at their own expense" or "at their own reflection".
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Everyone has to look at themselves".
In fact, they barely looked at themselves.
But many others look at themselves.
They should be looking at themselves.
The leading characters even laugh at themselves.
They were laughing at themselves.
They look at themselves differently.
People don't like to laugh at themselves.
"They don't look at themselves as the quartermaster; they look at themselves as the stable government".
So politicians need to look at themselves.
The Aussies can laugh at themselves.
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