else
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Someone or something different from the one already mentioned
- adverb
- /ɛls/
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- If you don't want pizza, what else would you like for dinner?
- anywhere else
- somewhere else
- nowhere else
So he says, what else did you learn in Egypt?
- So he says, what else did you learn in Egypt?
- But other than that, nothing else to really say.
- You laugh and ask what else her privilege gets her.
- There is no one else in creation like you.
- And I started thinking, what else took ten years?
- I want to watch something else in my life besides Trump.
- Why is it you can't go to someone else right now?
- By taking the fight for someone else, something shifts in you.
- Or maybe someone else did and I just think I'm them.
- And yeah, what else can I say about that?
- All right, What else do we have here?
- And then we believe in something else as a result of that.
- In this, what else do we need to mention?
- And if that stops pumping, everything else slowly dies.
- But anyway, what else do we have, man?
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And that is being there for everyone else but yourself.
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Well, what else have we got?
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Well, do you know what else came out this year?
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So really, it's living like no one else today.
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And I started thinking, what else took ten years?
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So what else do we need to do?
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I want to watch something else in my life besides Trump.
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And yeah, what else can I say about that?
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All right, What else do we have here?
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What else did your mom tell you?
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else positive
Etymology
Else comes from an old English word like other that meant 'other' or 'besides'. So when you say 'something else' it means a different or additional person or thing.