Pronunciation: /loʊn/
adjective an adjective that describes someone or something as being alone or solitary
A1 The lone tree stood in the middle of the field.
A2 She felt a sense of loneliness being the lone student in a new school.
B1 The lone survivor of the shipwreck was finally rescued.
B2 The lone wolf roamed the forest, avoiding contact with other animals.
C1 The lone protester stood outside the government building, demanding change.
C2 The lone astronaut gazed out at the vastness of space from the space station.
formal The lone tree stood tall in the middle of the field.
informal I saw a lone wolf wandering around the forest last night.
slang She's always been a lone ranger, doing things her own way.
figurative Despite being surrounded by people, he felt like a lone island in a sea of strangers.
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