singly (Meaning)
singly (r)
one by one; one at a time
apart from others
singly (adv.)
Individually; particularly; severally; as, to make men singly and personally good.
Only; by one's self; alone.
Without partners, companions, or associates; single-handed; as, to attack another singly.
Honestly; sincerely; simply.
Singularly; peculiarly.
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singly Sentence Examples
- She stood singly amidst the bustling crowd, observing the world from a distance.
- The solitary tree stood singly on the windswept hilltop, a beacon of resilience.
- The doctor examined the patient singly, taking a comprehensive medical history.
- The book lay singly on the bedside table, inviting him to delve into its secrets.
- The student sat singly in the library, engrossed in her studies.
- The bird sang singly from its perch, its sweet melody filling the air.
- The dancer performed singly on stage, her movements captivating the audience.
- The hiker trekked singly through the rugged terrain, enjoying the solitude and beauty of nature.
- The witness testified singly before the court, providing crucial evidence in the case.
- The painting hung singly on the gallery wall, a masterpiece that commanded attention.
FAQs About the word singly
one by one; one at a time, apart from othersIndividually; particularly; severally; as, to make men singly and personally good., Only; by one's self; alone., Wit
independently, individually, separately, alone, single-handedly,solely, by one's own bootstraps, unaided, single-handed, on one's own hook
mutually, hand in hand, jointly, cooperatively, collectively, together, cooperatively, conjointly, hand in hand, together
She stood singly amidst the bustling crowd, observing the world from a distance.
The solitary tree stood singly on the windswept hilltop, a beacon of resilience.
The doctor examined the patient singly, taking a comprehensive medical history.
The book lay singly on the bedside table, inviting him to delve into its secrets.
