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Meaning of sole
The primary meaning of the word "sole" is being the only one of its kind or without a companion.
Etymology of sole
The word "sole" has its roots in Old French and Latin, with "sole" coming from the Latin word "solea," meaning "sandal" or "sock," and also related to "solus," meaning "alone"
Historically, the word "sole" has been used in English since the 14th century to describe something or someone that is alone or unique
Synonyms
alone
single
solitary
only
unique
individual
separate
distinct
exclusive
lone
isolated
detached
unaccompanied
secluded
secluded
hermitic
eremitic
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soloist
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unaided
unsupported
unassisted
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secluded
Definitions
- The word "sole" has multiple definitions, including:
- + (of a person or thing) being the only one of its kind or without a companion
- + (of a right or power) held or exercised by one person or group alone
- + the underside of the foot or a shoe
- + a type of flatfish
- * These definitions showcase the diverse uses of the word "sole" across different contexts.
Usage Examples
- The company is the sole provider of internet services in the area.
- * She is the sole beneficiary of her late grandfather's estate.
- * The sole of my shoe is worn out from all the walking.
- * The chef specializes in cooking sole and other types of fish.