solitarily

ADVERB

alone

Synonyms

WEAK

abandoned all by one's lonesome batching it by itself/oneself by oneself companionless deserted desolate detached forlorn forsaken friendless hermit in solitary individual isolated lone lonely lonesome me and my shadow me myself and I on one's own onliest only shag single single-handedly singly sole solely solitary solo stag traveling light unaccompanied unaided unassisted unattached unattended unescorted unmarried widowed

Example Sentences

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For most of two nights, Lewis’ remains lay solitarily in the middle of the Capitol Rotunda with that military honor guard standing vigil.

From Fox News • Aug. 30, 2020

Indeed, in one of the novel’s most enduring images, that coffin is what the narrator Ishmael clings to in solitarily surviving the Pequod’s destruction.

From New York Times • Dec. 22, 2017

No longer does Belle sit solitarily reading to disinterested sheep — “Oh isn’t this amazing” — she’s actively trying to get young women involved.

From Los Angeles Times • Mar. 16, 2017

But Jean Merle was living, and might continue to live another twenty years or more, thus solitarily and monotonously.

From Cobwebs and Cables by Stretton, Hesba

There was Borrow, who, as an old man, was tramping solitarily in the fields of Norfolk, as earlier he wandered alone in wild Wales or wilder Spain.

From Victorian Worthies Sixteen Biographies by Blore, George Henry