singly Synonyms

singly Meaning

Wordnet

singly (r)

one by one; one at a time

apart from others

Webster

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.

singly Sentence Examples

  1. She stood singly amidst the bustling crowd, observing the world from a distance.
  2. The solitary tree stood singly on the windswept hilltop, a beacon of resilience.
  3. The doctor examined the patient singly, taking a comprehensive medical history.
  4. The book lay singly on the bedside table, inviting him to delve into its secrets.
  5. The student sat singly in the library, engrossed in her studies.
  6. The bird sang singly from its perch, its sweet melody filling the air.
  7. The dancer performed singly on stage, her movements captivating the audience.
  8. The hiker trekked singly through the rugged terrain, enjoying the solitude and beauty of nature.
  9. The witness testified singly before the court, providing crucial evidence in the case.
  10. 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

alone, individually, separately,independently,solely, single-handedly, on one's own, on one's own initiative, on one's own hook, single-handed

collectively, together, together, cooperatively, mutually,jointly, jointly, conjointly, hand in hand, cooperatively

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.