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Meaning of along with
used to indicate that someone or something is accompanying or associated with another person or thing
Etymology of along with
The phrase "along with" originated in the 15th century, with "along" coming from Old English "andlang", meaning "in a line with" or "beside", and "with" coming from Old English "wiþ", meaning "against" or "toward"
Historically, the phrase has been used to indicate accompaniment, association, or addition
Synonyms
together with
in addition to
along
accompanied by
besides
with
including
also
moreover
furthermore
in conjunction with
as well as
plus
additionally
along
in company with
in association with
combined with
paired with
linked with
coupled with
joined with
united with
merged with
associated with
affiliated with
connected with
correlated with
in tandem with
hand in hand with
side by side with
in partnership with
in collaboration with
in cooperation with
Definitions
- Used to indicate that someone or something is accompanying or associated with another person or thing
- * Used to indicate that something is happening or existing at the same time as something else
- * Used to indicate that something is being added or included
Usage Examples
- I'm going to the movies along with my friends
- * She's studying mathematics along with physics
- * The new policy will be implemented along with a series of reforms
Antonyms
separately
independently
alone
without
excluding
minus
except
excluding
omitting
barring
leaving out
disconnecting
detaching
separating
isolating
dividing
parting
splitting
severing
disconnecting