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Adjective
One of its or their kind
Far surpassing any other, without rival or match
Restricted to the person, group, or area concerned
Used to emphasize how small or insignificant someone or something is
To an absolute degree
With no addition of anything else
Adverb
No more or no greater than
In the recent past
To the exclusion of everyone or everything else
To the exclusion of everyone or everything else
In a limited manner
Conjunction
Except for the fact that
(
also used as preposition
)
With the exception of
Determiner
Nothing but
… more ▼
▲
Adjective
▲
One of its or their kind
one
sole
solitary
lone
single
unique
exclusive
individual
alone
one-off
singular
special
distinct
isolated
onliest
particular
solo
sui generis
unaccompanied
only possible
by oneself
one and only
one shot
once in a lifetime
separate
lonely
discrete
specific
lonesome
definite
independent
odd
companionless
unitary
distinguished
by itself
unrepeatable
all alone
exceptional
respective
self-contained
unshared
especial
disparate
uncommon
one of a kind
distinctive
private
only one
stag
forsaken
express
unattended
on its own
certain
original
limited-edition
never-to-be-repeated
once-in-a-lifetime
remaining
ace
deliberate
final
detached
unescorted
precise
peculiar
nonce
standalone
last
atypical
unusual
only remaining
abandoned
without companions
single-handed
specified
fixed
purposeful
clear-cut
abnormal
random
incomparable
sole remaining
untypical
anomalous
freak
by yourself
select
selfstanding
personal
diacritic
autonomous
particularised
UK
particularized
US
only surviving
unsociable
only one left
one-of-a-kind
reclusive
unrelated
stray
hermit
friendless
cloistered
unrepeated
withdrawn
antisocial
on one's own
retiring
unsocial
introverted
characteristic
pure
unmixed
signature
undivided
distinguishing
simple
unalloyed
unblended
uncompounded
separated
hermitic
hermitical
distant
reserved
eremetic
misanthropic
offish
out-of-the-way
deserted
lorn
retired
standoffish
self-sufficient
uncompanionable
aloof
left alone
one only
singled-out
secluded
sequestered
quiet
remote
hidden
segregated
cut off
insular
secret
covert
sheltered
shy
seclusive
unfrequented
hermetic
hermit-like
recluse
secluse
off the beaten track
removed
eremitic
introvert
insulated
tucked away
shut off
monastic
forlorn
anchoritic
desolate
estranged
concealed
uncommunicative
reticent
blockaded
undisturbed
unapproachable
demure
ascetic
uninhabited
restrained
screened
cool
marooned
out of the way
cloistral
contemplative
set apart
isolate
close
closet
beleaguered
quarantined
silent
secretive
inward-looking
unforthcoming
outcast
confidential
incommunicado
rejected
meditative
timorous
diffident
unbefriended
destitute
cautious
bashful
taciturn
apart
cold
media-shy
retreated
sheepish
modest
timid
coy
backward
self-effacing
recessive
cut-off
out on a limb
thoughtful
stand-offish
undemonstrative
close-mouthed
off the grid
closed
inaccessible
stranded
protected
confined
restricted
shielded
high and dry
immune
shut-off
unworldly
departed
unconnected
inconspicuous
shrinking
eremitical
austere
shrouded
monkish
celibate
hard to find
hidden away
shut away
to one side
peaceful
taken out
socially inhibited
uncherished
unconcerned
aseptic
disinterested
incurious
inhibited
nongregarious
uncurious
casual
uninterested
indifferent
left
down
empty
disconsolate
renounced
comfortless
troglodytic
godforsaken
homeless
cenobitic
conventual
introspective
monachal
coenobitic
meek
indrawn
Spartan
frugal
oblate
discreet
pensive
self-absorbed
self-interested
onetime
closemouthed
constrained
reflective
soft-spoken
collected
ruminative
inner-directed
self-centred
UK
unfriendly
ungregarious
laconic
self-restrained
guarded
self-centered
US
unrevealing
snobbish
shunned
unattached
one-shot
alienated
unpopular
unwanted
non-communicative
tight-lipped
once-off
once-only
spurned
ostracized
US
unloved
uncared-for
without friends
adrift
ostracised
UK
without ties
with no ties
with no one to turn to
all by one's self
without a friend in the world
more ❯
“He was promoted because he was the
only
employee who went above and beyond the call of duty.”
Adjective
▲
Far surpassing any other, without rival or match
unparalleled
unrivaled
US
unrivalled
UK
unsurpassed
inimitable
unequaled
US
unequalled
UK
incomparable
unmatched
unsurpassable
matchless
peerless
unexampled
nonpareil
supreme
unique
superlative
beyond compare
without equal
perfect
second to none
transcendent
consummate
out of sight
surpassing
rare
outstanding
beyond comparison
paramount
superior
singular
excellent
alone
exquisite
towering
best
faultless
unprecedented
greatest
preeminent
most
unmatchable
extraordinary
super
unbeatable
champion
tops
top
ultimate
unchallenged
without parallel
unparagoned
without match
ideal
par excellence
in a class of its own
unheard-of
record
unapproached
all-time
solid-gold
gilt-edge
aces
best ever
model
pre-eminent
world class
without peer
elite
choice
in a class of one's own
one and only
sovereign
exceptional
one-in-a-million
hors concours
unusual
aberrant
freak
single
unheard of
highest
utmost
topmost
maximum
uttermost
max
unequalable
extreme
significant
maxi
the most
foremost
leading
unexcelled
chief
premier
great
prominent
predominant
principal
distinguished
stellar
phenomenal
dominant
finest
eminent
head
first
primary
main
capital
star
major
select
lead
prime
remarkable
absolute
notable
fantastic
key
central
cardinal
special
grand
first-class
prodigious
incredible
striking
unbeaten
superb
illustrious
number one
supereminent
amazing
premium
first-rate
overriding
master
arch
primal
overbearing
overmastering
exemplary
commanding
top-tier
top-notch
renowned
magnificent
awesome
sui generis
one of a kind
famous
top-drawer
numero uno
ascendant
complete
big
prevailing
apex
presiding
novel
arch-
terrific
sovran
marvellous
UK
original
total
prior
new
important
marvelous
US
unconditional
fine
signal
wonderful
industry leading
fresh
best possible
number-one
in a league of its own
newfangled
top-class
a cut above the rest
topflight
top drawer
celebrated
sublime
splendid
awe-inspiring
noteworthy
unassailable
ruling
fabulous
unlimited
biggest
better
optimal
reigning
infinite
boundless
flawless
high
utter
regnant
greater
uncommon
abnormal
governing
predominate
optimum
utopian
dominating
prevalent
freakish
unknown
anomalous
extraordinaire
undefeated
one-off
whole
finished
uppermost
untypical
strange
groundbreaking
atypical
unaccustomed
unfamiliar
revolutionary
outré
momentous
pioneering
crack
ace
outre
odd
preternatural
outlandish
idiosyncratic
eccentric
miraculous
bizarre
exotic
top of the line
top of the range
number 1
directing
first-time
record-breaking
first class
primo
high-class
top-of-the-range
prize-winning
ground-breaking
out of the ordinary
out-of-the-way
sans pareil
perpetual
everlasting
enduring
front
marquee
stupendous
tremendous
wondrous
one
in first place
beyond description
beyond words
exclusive
well-known
exalted
individual
senior
larger
higher
bigger
elder
final
culminating
definitive
irreproachable
royal
decisive
essential
classic
prototypical
typical
quintessential
exacting
untouchable
of the highest quality
out-of-sight
noted
crown
vintage
A-1
Grade A
big-time
blue-ribbon
choicest
boss
estimable
superfine
regal
unrestricted
unrestrained
unbounded
standout
irreplaceable
highest ranking
mother of all
without an equal
stand alone
imperial
full
kingly
out of this world
all-time best
invincible
monarchical
monarchal
unconquerable
indomitable
exceeding
far-out
unimaginable
archetypal
in a class by itself
preponderant
majestic
guiding
monarchial
lofty
unstoppable
transcendental
especial
invulnerable
unconventional
purpose-built
once-in-a-lifetime
one-of-a-kind
unrepeated
something else
separate
without precedent
unordinary
unrepeatable
excelling
impressive
sensational
good
breathtaking
dazzling
admirable
cracking
mean
moving
accomplished
entire
intellectual
intuitive
uplifting
primordial
inspiring
obscure
hypothetical
inspirational
transcending
unconfined
intact
innate
abstract
eternal
theoretical
impregnable
bulletproof
insuperable
insurmountable
wicked
dainty
elegant
delicate
sterling
eximious
valuable
invaluable
tip-top
unusually good
astonishing
distinctive
world-class
memorable
marked
beyond grasp
of the first water
of the first order
extremely good
very good
in a league of their own
one in a million
priceless
precious
particular
rich
recherche
refreshing
very fine
mind-boggling
mind-blowing
not beatable
peak
authoritative
core
domineering
controlling
profound
categorical
outright
sheer
furthermost
largest
downright
categoric
thoroughgoing
thorough
pure
unqualified
unadulterated
unmitigated
definite
stark
fair
plumb
nth
unalloyed
arrant
rank
solid
bodacious
dead
deadly
dreadful
flat
conspicuous
clean
blooming
out-and-out
all-out
errant
blank
positive
perfected
chronic
cotton-picking
flat-out
impeccable
straight-out
deep-dyed
most excellent
most important
most influential
most outstanding
most prominent
more ❯
“The
only
way to really appreciate the beauty of nature is to immerse yourself in it.”
Adjective
▲
Restricted to the person, group, or area concerned
exclusive
sole
single
unshared
full
private
restricted
undivided
unique
complete
discriminative
entire
exclusory
individual
particular
restrictive
segregated
total
whole
absolute
circumscribed
closed
confined
dedicated
especial
exclusionary
peculiar
personal
prohibitive
independent
licenced
UK
licensed
US
noninclusive
preferential
privileged
uninclusive
allocated
assigned
special
customized
US
concentrated
focussed
UK
wholehearted
focused
US
customised
UK
custom built
in person
Adjective
▲
Used to emphasize how small or insignificant someone or something is
mere
bare
trifling
basic
meager
US
meagre
UK
slender
just
minimal
paltry
scant
scanty
skimpy
trivial
very
no more than
small
minor
insignificant
inconsequential
ordinary
unimportant
poor
merely
little
no better than
no more important than
nothing more than
sparse
scarce
exiguous
stingy
spare
slim
skimp
light
sparing
measly
inconsiderable
slight
insubstantial
short
inappreciable
wanting
weak
miserable
puny
hand-to-mouth
flimsy
tenuous
minimum
shabby
barren
scrimpy
unfinished
unproductive
subtle
scrimp
infertile
unfruitful
too little too late
few
thin
insufficient
inadequate
deficient
mean
derisory
bitty
stunted
stinted
lacking
Adjective
▲
To an absolute degree
main
sheer
mere
pure
utter
absolute
direct
downright
brute
entire
plain
out-and-out
stark
undisguised
utmost
simple
Adjective
▲
With no addition of anything else
very
mere
simple
pure
sole
plain
bare
basic
minimal
modest
sheer
lone
singular
solitary
utter
pure and simple
trifling
meagre
UK
slender
paltry
scant
skimpy
scanty
just
trivial
meager
US
no more than
Adverb
▲
No more or no greater than
barely
just
hardly
scarcely
narrowly
at best
not until
as little as
at most
no more than
not more than
only just
at a push
no greater than
slightly
by the narrowest of margins
by a whisker
marginally
almost
nearly
by the skin of your teeth
by a hair's breadth
by the skin of one's teeth
by inches
by very little
by a narrow margin
faintly
rarely
little
none
usually
ill
no
noway
not much
not
infrequently
scantly
comparatively
gradually
detectably
imperceptibly
sparsely
sporadically
seldom
perceptibly
with difficulty
somewhat
simply
not quite
not measurably
pretty near
not often
not likely
not a bit
not at all
by a very small margin
not by much
not noticeably
by a hair
once in a blue moon
with trouble
not notably
practically not
with effort
almost inconceivably
by no means
not markedly
no way
almost not
by a nose
occasionally
now and then
once in a while
uncommonly
sometimes
irregularly
intermittently
from time to time
every now and then
every once in a while
periodically
on occasion
hardly ever
at times
every so often
now and again
at intervals
off and on
scarcely ever
on occasions
unusually
almost never
spasmodically
every now and again
on the odd occasion
on and off
nominally
negligibly
certainly not
unfrequently
erratically
unoften
interruptedly
piecemeal
fitfully
now
by fits and starts
discontinuously
only now and then
on rare occasions
only occasionally
in fits and starts
ever and anon
once or twice
here and there
recently
just barely
noways
never
sparingly
just possibly
nothing
nowise
definitely not
surely not
not regularly
only with effort
only with difficulty
at random
time to time
on no account
under no circumstances
semioccasionally
whimsically
inhabitually
a few times
not very often
in a few cases
once and again
more ❯
“I've used my juicer
only
once since I bought it.”
Adverb
▲
In the recent past
just
late
only just
no longer ago than
recently
lately
newly
freshly
now
new
of late
latterly
not long ago
a short time ago
anew
in recent times
a moment ago
afresh
new-
just now
just recently
just a moment ago
just a short time ago
just then
a short while ago
a second ago
only now
very recently
just a while ago
in the immediate past
in the past few days
in the last couple of weeks
in the recent past
a little while back
the other day
in the last few months
in recent past
in the past few months
in the last few weeks
in the last few days
in the past few weeks
“I got a haircut
only
yesterday.”
Adverb
▲
To the exclusion of everyone or everything else
exclusively
solely
entirely
purely
just
uniquely
alone
simply
wholly
particularly
plainly
totally
utterly
to the exclusion of everything else
nothing but
for nothing other than
merely
completely
but
individually
to the exclusion of everyone else
absolutely
single-handedly
singly
barely
onliest
singularly
no more than
fully
specifically
undividedly
one and only
without exception
unaided
independently
unassisted
autonomously
quite
all
exactly
altogether
essentially
solo
unaccompanied
single-handed
without help
unsupervised
in toto
all in all
all alone
without assistance
and no one else
no one but
and nothing else
under your own steam
on your own
in solitary
more ❯
“Office printers are for use by staff
only
.”
Adverb
▲
To the exclusion of everyone or everything else
just
merely
purely
simply
but
at most
no more than
nothing but
nothing more than
at a push
solely
alone
exclusively
hardly
nobbut
entirely
a mere
for no other reason
wholly
at best
plainly
and nothing else
and no one else
to the exclusion of everyone else
to the exclusion of everything else
sommer
“The so-called evidence is
only
anecdotal at this stage.”
Adverb
▲
In a limited manner
strictly
exactly
particularly
precisely
rigidly
rigorously
closely
especially
exclusively
factually
solely
stringently
surely
specially
specifically
purposefully
purposely
singularly
explicitly
deliberately
intentionally
just
with someone in mind
in specie
expressly
with something in mind
on purpose
carefully
scrupulously
fastidiously
punctiliously
conscientiously
methodically
meticulously
uncompromisingly
fussily
finickily
inflexibly
choosily
pickily
exactingly
persnicketily
discriminatingly
stiffly
primly
mathematically
fixedly
prissily
toughly
scientifically
priggishly
puritanically
accurately
literally
unerringly
unwaveringly
painstakingly
faultlessly
thoroughly
judiciously
veridically
unmistakably
systematically
errorlessly
unambiguously
perfectly
detailedly
reliably
certainly
definitively
flawlessly
correctly
infallibly
formally
delicately
Conjunction
▲
Except for the fact that
except
but
yet
excepting
saving
albeit
although
however
though
even though
excepting that
except that
except for the fact that
excepting the fact that
saving for the fact that
were it not for the fact that
besides the fact that
if it were not for the fact that
notwithstanding
even if
even when
in spite of the fact that
despite the fact that
despite the fact
notwithstanding the fact that
while
granted
whereas
whilst
notwithstanding that
granted that
when
howbeit
despite the possibility that
granting the fact that
if
as
allowing
altho
tho'
were it not for
if it were not for
admitting
even supposing
as much as
for all that
much as
regardless
nonetheless
instead
conversely
nevertheless
but then
on the other hand
still
then again
in contrast
just the same
by contrast
all the same
despite that
be that as it may
but still
contrarily
on the contrary
despite being
where
in spite of that
natheless
withal
even so
after all
still and all
at the same time
allowing that
anyway
oppositely
at any rate
in spite of being
more ❯
“You have some good ideas,
only
they won't help with our particular situation.”
Conjunction
▲
(
also used as preposition
)
With the exception of
save
except
bar
barring
excluding
excepting
omitting
outside
apart from
aside from
except for
other than
with the exception of
Determiner
▲
Nothing but
all
solely
alone
nothing but
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