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Scrabble word: ALONE
ALONE
In which Scrabble dictionary does ALONE exist?
Definitions of ALONE in dictionaries:
- adj - isolated from others
- adj - lacking companions or companionship
- adj - exclusive of anyone or anything else
- adj - radically distinctive and without equal
- adv - without any others being included or involved
- adv - without anybody else or anything else
- Being apart from others; solitary.
- Being without anyone or anything else; only.
- Considered separately from all others of the same class.
- Being without equal; unique.
- Without others: sang alone while the choir listened.
- Without help: carried the suitcases alone.
- These adjectives are compared as they describe lack of companionship.
- adj - apart from others
WORD BUILDER
There are 5 letters in ALONE: A E L N O
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