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Meanings of else in English

Not the same.

In another way.

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Examples for "other"
Examples for "other"
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The other key risk especially in Europe is the sovereign debt crisis.
Reuters
2
In other words: The companies can use inventors' patents however they want.
Wired
3
Good social work needs community safety networks to keep each other safe.
The Guardian
4
However, a number of people also want second passports from other countries.
The South African
5
You know, in other words the end result, Trump said without explanation.
Radio NZ
1
This situation played out countless times; different settings, different boys, different words.
Radio NZ
2
However, recent years have been different, courtesy of the euro zone crisis.
The Irish Times
3
Europe will need a different strategy to cope with Spain and Italy.
Reuters
4
State police, the Yobe government and others have all given different figures.
Reuters
5
Let me ask you the same question with a different issue, privacy.
Wired
1
Though the kidnappings had a similar MO, the victims were very dissimilar.
By reason of insanity
2
Our results are applicable to systems of dissimilar elements without invariant manifolds.
Pubmed
3
In many cases, for instance, very similar larvæ produce extremely dissimilar insects.
A Book of Natural History / Young Folks' Library Volume XIV.
4
However, the gross ticket sales for the season's entirety were not dissimilar.
News.com.au
5
While strangely dissimilar in tastes, they yet exhibited many points in common.
The Bay State Monthly — Volume 2, No. 6, March, 1885
Usage of else in English
1
Ireland Tour of Argentina:If nothing else, Ireland look refreshingly different this week.
The Irish Times
2
I was afraid to ask anybody else in case they said no.
Walking dead
3
Calling the funeral issue a 'problem that cannot be buried'... What else?
Heat Rises
4
Police said there is no reason to believe anyone else was involved.
The Guardian
5
But if no one else can stop violence, I'll help the innocent.
Analog sff, december 2009
6
For someone else, meaningful work was work that involved promoting environmental awareness.
The Irish Times
7
When children leave custody they need family support more than anything else.
The Guardian
8
It's hard to imagine she came from anywhere else now, especially Europe.
The Guardian
9
More than anything else, African countries need law-abiding, predictable and transparent government.
The Irish Times
10
We didn't 'probably know it was wrong' and neither did anyone else.
A journey: my political life
11
Something else clearly played a role in reversing New York's crime epidemic.
The tipping point: how little things can make a big difference
12
I don't think anybody else could have achieved the Good Friday agreement.
The Guardian
13
It used to mean quite simply, 'Do you decay to something else?'
Alice in quantumland: an allegory of quantum physics
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I don't think anyone else knows; I haven't said anything to anyone.
Battlestar Galactica
15
Despite the Patriots' success with the Catholic issue, nothing else had changed.
The rebels of ireland: the dublin saga
16
Why else do you think the society existed for so many years?'
The water room
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