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Meanings of lone wolf in English
Catalan
solitari Spanish
lobo solitario Terrorist who acts alone.
Related terms
Usage of lone wolf in English
1
The AIM service remains a lone wolf when it comes to interoperability.
2
Intelligent enough to know that a lone wolf is the most vulnerable.
3
Meyer's a lone wolf, an odd and solitary figure in film history.
4
I begin to think of myself as a loner, a lone wolf.
5
But he wasn't a lone wolf; Ayla was part of Wolf's pack.
6
He's a lone wolf, not a wide-eyed mutant struggling with outsider status.
7
It was the den of a lone wolf, and she was dead.
8
That thing people say about a lone wolf, it's just wrong.
9
This animal either was scouting for his pack or was a lone wolf.
10
The applause and whistles still didn't give away the lone wolf among them.
11
It's only a lone wolf that will ever bring down McGurk.
12
We had to teach him how to operate as an individual...a lone wolf.
13
Marks is a lone wolf with a gun and a US marshal badge.
14
The lone wolf howls to rejoin the pack from which he is separated.
15
Saracens lapped that up, drawing the lone wolf into their trap.
16
A source later told Reuters police were looking at Bissonnette as a ' lone wolf'.
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Lone wolf across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common