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Existing by itself

Being (alone) by oneself

Unmarried or not involved in a romantic relationship

Regarded as distinct from each other or others in a group

Individually separate or disconnected from others

Consisting of the entire, or whole of, one unit of something

Without friends (without a friend)

Random or unexpected in nature

In complete agreement

To an absolute degree

(music) A popular song released and sold (on any format)

Hit allowing baseball player to advance

Unmarried man or woman

A ticket entitling the holder to travel in one direction to a destination

Someone who enjoys being single (but is not opposed to being in a relationship) and generally prefers to be alone rather than dating for the sake of being in a couple

A note or bill representing one dollar

A musical composition

An object, be it a thing or an agent, as contrasted to a class

(of vegetation) To make or become thin or sparse

Numeral meanings for I

Separate or respective

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Adjective

Existing by itself

once in a lifetime

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“All of Montegottero's products are pressed and created using only a single ingredient.”

Adjective

Being (alone) by oneself

without companions

without an escort

in a solitary state

me myself and I

me and my shadow

by one's lonesome

on one's Pat Malone

on one's Jack Jones

on one's lonesome

traveling light

without disturbance

without interruption

self-sufficient

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“Sandra was a single child, and her parents were determined to bear a sibling for her to play with.”

Adjective

Unmarried or not involved in a romantic relationship

without a husband

without a partner

footloose and fancy-free

not going out with anyone

young, free and single

left on the shelf

footloose and fancy free

going one's own way

having missed the boat

without a spouse

self-restrained

go-as-you-please

pure as the driven snow

self-abnegating

wet behind ears

pure as driven snow

anti-corruption

irreprehensible

unobjectionable

morally correct

high-principled

whiter than white

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“She is utterly consumed with her work and has remained single for the best part of three years.”

Adjective

Regarded as distinct from each other or others in a group

distinguishable

individualized^US

individualised^UK

particularised^UK

particularized^US

personalized^US

individualistic

recognizable^US

individualizing^US

personalised^UK

differentiating

individualising^UK

recognisable^UK

like night and day

like chalk and cheese

as like as chalk and cheese

incommensurable

contradistinctive

disproportionate

mutually exclusive

diametrically opposed

in disagreement

discriminational

unfavourable^UK

other than supposed

whale of difference

incompatible to

incongruent with

incomparable to

inconsistent with

not capable of comparison

incompatible with

in conflict with

unacceptable to

antagonistic to

conflicting with

at variance with

march to a different drummer

at cross-purposes

self-contradictory

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“I enjoyed every single moment of my holiday.”

Adjective

Individually separate or disconnected from others

unassociated with

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“We are on the lookout for a nice single home in the neighborhood.”

Adjective

Consisting of the entire, or whole of, one unit of something

lock stock and barrel

whole enchilada

whole nine yards

hook line and sinker

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“Add a single egg into the mix.”

Adjective

Without friends (without a friend)

without friends

all by one's self

with no one to turn to

without a friend in the world

in bad odour^UK

out of favour^UK

out of favor^US

cold-shouldered

out in the cold

sent to Coventry

not in the swim

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Adjective

Random or unexpected in nature

catch-as-catch-can

disorganized^US

disorganised^UK

all over the place

all over the shop

without purpose

thrown-together

higgledy-piggledy

thrown together

all over the map

out of the blue

trial and error

all over the lot

at sixes and sevens

undiscriminating

badly organized

spur-of-the-moment

without direction

undifferentiating

like a bomb's hit it

couldn't-care-less

in total disarray

ill-thought-out

at the mercy of events

indiscriminating

improvisational

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Adjective

In complete agreement

Adjective

To an absolute degree

through and through

dyed-in-the-wool

in every respect

without reservations

pure and simple

no ifs ands or buts

without reservation

no holds barred

nothing other than

without qualification

rightly so called

through-and-through

no strings attached

one hundred per cent

greatest amount of

greatest possible

all-encompassing

straightforward

straight from the shoulder

black-and-white

incontrovertible

black and white

clearly expressed

straight-from-the-shoulder

straight to the point

speaking as one finds

not afraid to call a spade a spade

sharply defined

not beating around the bush

straight-talking

call a spade a spade

straight-shooting

honest-to-goodness

easily understandable

recognizable^US

no beating around the bush

with no strings

recognisable^UK

without restrictions

no-holds-barred

untrammelled^UK

beyond question

as plain as the nose on your face

as plain as daylight

self-explanatory

easily distinguishable

lacking subtlety

well documented

lay it on the line

saying what one thinks

calling spade a spade

laying it on the line

encyclopedic^US

clearly defined

easily understood

encyclopaedic^UK

hundred percent

picture-perfect

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Noun

(music) A popular song released and sold (on any format)

gramophone record

long-playing record

twelve-inch single

EP extended-play

phonograph record

digital recording

video recording

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“I can't wait for Miley's next single!”

Noun

Hit allowing baseball player to advance

Noun

Unmarried man or woman

confirmed bachelor

Noun

A ticket entitling the holder to travel in one direction to a destination

Noun

Someone who enjoys being single (but is not opposed to being in a relationship) and generally prefers to be alone rather than dating for the sake of being in a couple

Noun

A note or bill representing one dollar

Federal Reserve note

Noun

A musical composition

child's bedtime song

traditional song

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Noun

An object, be it a thing or an agent, as contrasted to a class

piece of matter

substantialness

type of produce

article of trade

piece of merchandise

conscious thing

physical existence

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Verb

(of vegetation) To make or become thin or sparse

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Numeral

Numeral meanings for I

Determiner

Separate or respective

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