on one's own Sentence Examples
- She decided to take the initiative on her own and apply for the job.
- The company allowed employees to work on their own projects for a few hours each week.
- He preferred to study on his own rather than attend group study sessions.
- She realized that she needed to be more self-reliant and do things on her own.
- The children played on their own in the backyard, entertaining themselves for hours.
- He was tired of relying on others and wanted to do things on his own.
- She had a strong sense of independence and liked to accomplish things on her own.
- The team decided to leave the planning process on its own and see how things unfolded.
- The new project was so complex that the engineers had to work on their own to solve it.
- He was able to complete the marathon on his own, despite the challenging conditions.
on one's own Meaning
on one's own
to acknowledge to be true, valid, or as claimed, to have power or mastery over, for or by oneself, belonging to oneself or itself, to have power or control over, to admit that something is true, to have title to, to have or hold as property, one or ones belonging to oneself, to acknowledge something to be true, valid, or as claimed, left to rely entirely on one's own resources
Synonyms & Antonyms of on one's own
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Synonyms:
- quarantined
- isolate
- fractionated
- sequestered
- disjointed
- disconnected
- separated
- detached
- unattended
- segregated
- hermetic
- adrift
- friendless
- forgotten
- insulated
- forlorn
- deserted
- unconnected
- unattached
- secluded
- desolate
- unchaperoned
- cloistered
- unlinked
- dissociated
- divided
- abandoned
- neglected
- separate
- retired
- forsaken
- disassociated
- remote
- withdrawn
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FAQs About the word on one's own
to acknowledge to be true, valid, or as claimed, to have power or mastery over, for or by oneself, belonging to oneself or itself, to have power or control over
lonely, single, alone, lone, solitary, solo, isolated,lonesome, unaccompanied, quarantined
adjacent,accompanied, attended, neighboring, contiguous, adjoining, communicating,connected, linked, coupled
She decided to take the initiative on her own and apply for the job.
The company allowed employees to work on their own projects for a few hours each week.
He preferred to study on his own rather than attend group study sessions.
She realized that she needed to be more self-reliant and do things on her own.
