solo
- adverb
- /ˈsoʊloʊ/
- He decided to go solo on the hike, wanting to enjoy nature at his own pace.
- go solo
- fly solo
She says I don't welcome people who want to work solo or be a star.
- She says I don't welcome people who want to work solo or be a star.
- I'm rolling solo on the Lew Later set.
- So I am in Germany and I'm here solo.
- I think I'm the first white man to have done it solo.
- Am IA team player or do I want to do this thing solo?
- The thing is with my degree, I did basically just read into it all solo and I didn't like doing that.
Examples
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He's going solo.
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Don't think this life is better solo and on your own.
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I have just been solo walking in the morning.
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I go to the movie theater solo all the time and enjoy the experience.
Blog text (4) -
Looks like I'm going solo tonight.
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As school librarians, we often fly solo in our buildings.
Academic text (2012) -
Turns out he was taking vacations solo.
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We urged him to lean on us, but he was determined to go solo.
Fiction book (1999) -
Yes, today I've gone solo and I'm taking over the channel.
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We're riding solo.
Synonyms
By yourself with no other people present
Each person does it alone rather than together
Happening one at a time and not with others
Without help from other people
Without help from other people
Without another person to go with you
One at a time rather than in a group
In a way that is independent and not controlled by others
Done without help from other people
One person does something without help from other people
Alone without an adult to watch or guide them
Without help from anyone else
By oneself without other people
Alone without other people
Antonyms
Compounds
How Alone
Surface Forms
Etymology
Solo comes from the Latin solus, meaning 'alone'. Used as an adverb, solo means doing something 'without anyone else', so to do something solo is to do it alone.