stand alone

Frequency: 7.045.8 per million words

To be standing without anyone else; can also mean to be independent or unique.

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Examples (10)

  • These islands are too small to stand alone as independent states.
  • Her performance was so powerful it could stand alone without any musical accompaniment.
  • He was the only one left, standing alone in the middle of the empty room.
  • This new software can stand alone or be integrated into our existing suite.
  • While your point is valid, it's not strong enough to stand alone without more evidence.
  • After the breakup, she learned how to stand alone and be happy by herself.
  • The monument will stand alone in the center of the plaza, a symbol of resilience.
  • For centuries, the castle stood alone on the hill, guarding the valley below.
  • Do you think this chapter can stand alone, or should it be combined with the next one?
  • It takes courage to stand alone and defend your beliefs against the majority.