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selfie vs selfies

Both 'selfie' and 'selfies' are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'Selfie' is the singular form used to refer to a single self-portrait photograph taken by oneself. 'Selfies' is the plural form used when referring to multiple self-portrait photographs.

Last updated: March 24, 2024

selfie

This is the singular form used to refer to a single self-portrait photograph taken by oneself.

Use 'selfie' when referring to a single self-portrait photograph taken by oneself.

Examples:

  • She took a selfie at the beach.
  • He posted a selfie on social media.
  • This selfie, in front of that table.
  • Somebody must have posted a selfie, a video, something.
  • Take a selfie like we're a couple on a date.
  • The one who sends the ugliest selfie wins.
  • He has a selfie with his murderer.
  • Let's get a four-way bald selfie.
  • I took a selfie with a skeleton in my office.
  • Look into the photos for our selfie.
  • 'Cause then it wouldn't be a selfie.
  • Let's have a goodbye selfie for your kids.
  • I'll send my son a sad selfie.
  • 'Cause doing a selfie meant something different in my day.
  • You need to take a selfie to prove it.
  • Okay, we have to thank our fans with a selfie.
  • He's commenting on her vanity, which explains the selfie.
  • Charles Lorne posted a selfie with Tara just hours before her murder.
  • Just an autograph or a selfie.
  • Can I take a selfie for my Instagram?
  • I'm trying to take a pretend selfie in a fake club to make my girlfriend jealous.
  • Okay, the most beautiful moment of my life was when I got a selfie with Gayle King on that flight.

Alternatives:

  • self-portrait
  • self-taken photo
  • selfie picture
  • self-captured image
  • selfie shot

selfies

This is the plural form used when referring to multiple self-portrait photographs.

Use 'selfies' when referring to multiple self-portrait photographs taken by oneself.

Examples:

  • She has a collection of selfies from her travels.
  • They often take selfies together.
  • This girl needs a lesson in selfies.
  • They're like a wedding photographer who only takes selfies.
  • It's not just selfies, all right?
  • My whole life, I mean... with video selfies.
  • There's not even any selfies.
  • Cellphones are for more than just posting selfies.
  • I was drowning in a sea of selfies and self-pity.
  • CNN even does a column dedicated to selfies of the week.
  • So the unsub's putting these images on people's selfies.
  • No wedding selfies, today's about focusing on a other beauty.
  • Then why do you have their selfies?
  • I just realized I got so good at taking selfies, I wasn't feeling challenged anymore.
  • Rihanna posts topless selfies all the time and has, like, 35 million followers.
  • I mean, look at Missy Bowers' cluster of selfies - she took a ton at the karaoke bar near the university.
  • We looked through those irritating selfies you sent us, and in the background of three of them was an ice cream truck.
  • She's been e-mailing suggestive selfies to a man named Dave since March 27th.
  • I'm not taking selfies with your insides when I've got a job to do.
  • Well, her Instagram is flooded with selfies of her and another girl.
  • I don't consider myself a vain person, although others might if I wallpaper my home with selfies.
  • Recent studies have linked the excessive taking of selfies to narcissism, addiction, even mental illness.

Alternatives:

  • self-portrait photographs
  • self-taken photos
  • selfie pictures
  • self-captured images
  • selfie shots

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