Another

Definitions of "Another"

One more; an additional. adjective

Distinctly different from the first. adjective

Some other. adjective

An additional one. pronoun

A different one. pronoun

One of an undetermined number or group. pronoun

A second, a further, an additional; one more, one further: with a noun expressed or understood. Of the same series.

“You mistake me, friend,” cries Partridge: “I did not mean to abuse the cloth; I only said your conclusion was a non sequitur.”

Of the same kind, nature, or character, though different in substance: used by way of comparison.

A different, distinct (with a noun expressed or understood); especially, of persons, a different person, some one else, any one else. Distinct in place, time, or personality, or non-identical individually.

Of a different kind, nature, or character, though the same in substance: used by way of contrast: as, he has become another man.

[Another always implies a series of two or more, starting with one, which is often necessarily expressed: as, he tried one, and then another; he went one way, and I went another; they went out one after another.

The word "Another" in example sentences

In the darkness I lay waiting for the day to dissipate then I follow the footfalls that follow: night after night the insomnia of another& it's night after night pacing around the edges of another room. Monitor

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I mean, I'm an existentialist to the degree that I don't  believe anybody can know fully what another person feels and why another  person does something-because we act as such a complexity of things. TEDBUNDY

And if she had had another girl, and then another  …   Maigret in Society

[Illustration: "There! that's another fountain."] "There!" she said, pointing to a pipe that ran along the floor beneath a shelf filled with flowering plants; "that's _another_ fountain, and I should think they'd have both playing when they have a party." Dorothy Dainty's Gay Times

_A new commandment I give unto you, That ye love one another; as I have loved you, that ye also love one another_. Daily Strength for Daily Needs

For a long time the matter was suppressed, and then first one hint after another leaked out that Mrs. Daniels, the minister's wife, was _a most unhappy woman_, and that there was _another woman in the case_. Short Story Writing A Practical Treatise on the Art of The Short Story

He had made another total misconception of life, —another inconceivable false start. President Grant (1869)

Form a bucket brigade from the fire to the nearest water supply; passing the filled pails from one to another rapidly, the last throwing the water on the fire and passing the empty pails back along _another_ line to be filled again and passed on as before. Scouting For Girls, Official Handbook of the Girl Scouts

And when something like that fulness of existence—love, wealth, ease, refinement, all that her nature craved—was brought within her reach, why was she to forego it, that another might have it, —another, who perhaps needed it less? XIII. Borne Along by the Tide. Book VI—The Great Temptation

In yonder shadows a dark and hideously painted warrior glided stealthily on, —another and another, until three hundred had crept into the treacherous swamp. VII. Of the Black Belt.

She was _just in time_ to save it from being sent to _another woman of the same name living in another part of the same city_. The Wonders of Prayer A Record of Well Authenticated and Wonderful Answers to Prayer

Hence Ignatius is made thus to address Polycarp and his clergy -- "Labour together one with another; make the struggle together one with another; run together one with another; suffer together one with another; _sleep together one with another; rise together one with another_." The Ancient Church Its History, Doctrine, Worship, and Constitution

My fancies _follow_ one another, _but sometimes at a great distance_, and _look towards one another_, but 'tis with an _oblique glance_. The Philosophy of the Plays of Shakspere Unfolded

It would have been a very different thing had I sold my works to rapacious shopkeepers, and then secretly made another good speculation; but, from _one artist to another_, it is rather a strong measure to suspect me of such a proceeding! Beethoven's Letters 1790-1826, Volume 1

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