Alone - definition, pronunciation, transcription
adverb
the pillar stood alone, supporting nothing
adjective
was alone with her thoughts
I want to be alone
she is alone much of the time
cannot live by bread alone
this theory is altogether alone in its penetration of the problem
Extra examples
This wine goes well with food, but is also very good alone.
I got him alone and asked him what had really happened.
She lived alone for many years.
She doesn't mind being alone because she never feels lonely.
He was alone with his thoughts.
He felt very alone when he went away to school.
The police believe the criminal acted alone.
The price alone is enough to discourage people.
The special effects alone make the movie worth seeing.
The boy can do it alone.
She lives alone.
You shouldn't leave a child alone in the house.
My wife and I like to spend time alone together away from the kids.
It was scary being all alone in a strange city.
She was all alone in the world (=she had no family or friends to help her or look after her).
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