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Have something, nothing, etc. to say for yourself

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Self-expression

The phrase often encourages explaining personal views or feelings in response to a situation.

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After the heated debate, Sara had a lot to say for herself regarding her ideas.
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Expectation of response

It implies that an explanation or opinion is expected from someone, often in a challenging context.

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The teacher looked at the mischievous student and asked, 'Well, have you got anything to say for yourself?'
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Responsibility

Using the phrase can suggest that someone should take responsibility for their actions through their words.

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When confronted about the late project submission, he had nothing to say for himself.
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