Definition of «side»

The term side can refer to one of two possible interpretations. It may indicate a part or portion of an object, such as a physical edge or boundary of something. Alternatively, it could also signify a viewpoint, opinion, or stance in a discussion or argument.

Usage examples

On one side of the street, there are tall buildings and on the other side, there is a park.
In the kitchen, you can find various spices on one side of the cabinet and cooking utensils on the other side.
One side of the bookshelf is filled with novels, while the other side has textbooks and reference books.
During a soccer game, the players on one side of the field were wearing red jerseys, while those on the other side were in blue.
On the left side of the board, the teacher wrote down the homework, and on the right side, she explained the upcoming project.

Phrases with «side»

Sentences with «side»

Here's to hoping you return to the logic that you claim to uphold so that regardless of which side of the issue you fall you will still do your argument justice. (nakedpastor.com)
Spray on side of the tortilla with cooking spray. (thetortillachannel.com)
It is just one of the example of side effects of divorce that is just not limited to one's family but also to friends and extended family. (familyblawg.com)
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Definition of «side»

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Phrases with «side»

Sentences with «side»

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