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avail oneself of

   Also found in: Legal 0.02 sec.
avail oneself of something
to help oneself by making use of something that is available. We availed ourselves of Tom's goodwill and let him repair the fence. The campers availed themselves of the first chance in a week to take a shower.
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And today, to avail oneself of a perfectly legal and socially approved procedure like abortion is to take the easy way out.
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One can also during an excursion to Badia Lake or at Monte San Michele National Park avail oneself of the natural relaxation there.
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And that, in turn, confers the unrestricted right to avail oneself of all welfare programs that have ensnared millions in the poverty trap.
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