alone (Meaning)
alone (s)
isolated from others
lacking companions or companionship
exclusive of anyone or anything else
radically distinctive and without equal
alone (r)
without any others being included or involved
without anybody else or anything else
alone (a.)
Quite by one's self; apart from, or exclusive of, others; single; solitary; -- applied to a person or thing.
Of or by itself; by themselves; without any thing more or any one else; without a sharer; only.
Sole; only; exclusive.
Hence; Unique; rare; matchless.
alone (adv.)
Solely; simply; exclusively.
Synonyms & Antonyms of alone
alone Sentence Examples
- Despite the lively party around her, Sarah felt alone in her thoughts as she gazed out the window.
- The explorer ventured into the dense forest alone, seeking the hidden treasures rumored to be within.
- Jenny preferred to work alone in her quiet office, away from the distractions of a bustling workplace.
- Lost in a vast desert, the stranded traveler realized he was truly alone with no one in sight.
- Alex chose to dine alone at the cozy cafe, enjoying the solitude and a good book.
- As the night fell, the eerie silence made Emily feel alone in the abandoned mansion.
- Mark's decision to go on a solo backpacking trip reflected his desire to challenge himself and experience nature alone.
- The elderly woman lived alone in a quaint cottage, finding solace in the simplicity of her daily routine.
- Jake decided to face the challenges ahead alone, determined to prove his independence.
- Standing on the empty stage, the comedian delivered his jokes to an imaginary audience, practicing alone for the upcoming show.
FAQs About the word alone
isolated from others, lacking companions or companionship, exclusive of anyone or anything else, radically distinctive and without equal, without any others bei
independently, solely, separately, individually, on one's own initiative, single-handed, unassisted, single-handedly, unaided,singly
cooperatively, collectively, collectively, mutually, jointly, hand in hand, conjointly, jointly, mutually,together
Despite the lively party around her, Sarah felt alone in her thoughts as she gazed out the window.
The explorer ventured into the dense forest alone, seeking the hidden treasures rumored to be within.
Jenny preferred to work alone in her quiet office, away from the distractions of a bustling workplace.
Lost in a vast desert, the stranded traveler realized he was truly alone with no one in sight.
