Definition of «lone»

The word "lone" has several meanings, depending on its usage.

1) As an adjective, it means being alone or solitary; isolated from others. For example, "He lives in a lone cabin deep in the woods."

2) As a noun, it can refer to someone who is single and not part of a couple. Example: "She's been a lone wolf since her divorce."

3) In some regions, particularly Scotland and Ireland, "lone" can be used as an adjective to describe something that stands alone or is unique in its kind. For example, "The lone mountain peak towered over the valley."

Usage examples

The lone traveler journeyed through the desert, braving the scorching sun and endless sand.
The lone soldier stood his ground, defending the outpost against the enemy forces.
The lone wolf prowled through the forest, searching for its next meal.
The lone tree stood tall in the field, unaffected by the gusty winds.
The lone protester voiced their concerns, standing out amidst the crowd.
The lone student worked diligently on their project, determined to excel without any assistance.
The lone survivor of the shipwreck floated on a piece of debris, hoping for rescue.
The lone cabin in the mountains provided a peaceful retreat for those seeking solitude.
The lone voice of reason brought clarity to the chaotic discussion.
The lone flower bloomed in the midst of a barren garden, adding a splash of color.

Phrases with «lone»

Sentences with «lone»

The remainder of the lineup will then depend on who starts as lone striker. (westhamway.net)
This mode is perfect for lone wolves who don't like to be part of a team. (entertainmentbuddha.com)
By 1989 the proportion of lone parents on Income Support in receipt of child maintenance had fallen to 23 per cent. (politics.co.uk)
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Definition of «lone»

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Phrases with «lone»

Sentences with «lone»

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