Pronunciation: /əˈloʊn/
adjective having no one else present; on one's own
A1 I prefer to be alone sometimes.
A2 She felt alone in the new city.
B1 Living alone has its advantages and disadvantages.
B2 He was alone in the office when the power went out.
C1 Despite being alone, she never felt lonely.
C2 The artist's work stood alone as a masterpiece among his peers.
adverb without others; solitary
A1 She walked alone to the store.
A2 He prefers to eat alone in his room.
B1 I enjoy spending time alone with a good book.
B2 Sometimes it's nice to travel alone and explore new places.
C1 The artist often worked alone in his studio, creating masterpieces.
C2 Despite being surrounded by people, she felt alone in her thoughts.
formal She preferred to work alone on the project to ensure its quality.
informal I just want to be left alone to relax and watch TV.
slang I can handle this task alone, no need for any help.
figurative Sometimes, being alone in a crowded room can feel the loneliest.
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