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Meanings of own side in English
We have no meanings for "own side" in our records yet.
Usage of own side in English
1
Robson's own side still needed to win for anything to happen, however.
2
Hilary forgot her own side of the subject; her pride, her humiliation.
3
Each for his own side, say I: the dead and the living.
4
Instead, Ms Obama expresses her disappointment at her own side of politics.
5
I have kept pretty closely on my own side of the watershed.
6
For down our own side-glen came the same broken tumult of men.
7
Each had his own side of the craft on which to paddle.
8
Even during the revolutionary periods each party kept to its own side.
9
A diminution of it relatively greater than that on our own side.
10
One or two go past, keeping their own side of the road.
11
But she only shuddered and moved over farther to her own side.
12
F.-Theonly arbiter whose decision you respect is on your own side.
13
At this Thing both the kings spoke, each for his own side.
14
On his own side, he felt his way with the utmost caution.
15
If you play against your own side you'll lose the whole game.
16
On my own side I furtively examined this gentle yet scrutinizing physiognomy.
This collocation consists of:
Own side through the time
Own side across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common