Only
31only — {{Roman}}I.{{/Roman}} adj. Only is used with these nouns: ↑chance, ↑child, ↑complaint, ↑conjecture, ↑copy, ↑daughter, ↑exception, ↑explanation, ↑hope, ↑means, ↑motivation, ↑ …
32only — See: HAVE EYES ONLY FOR, IF ONLY …
33only — See: HAVE EYES ONLY FOR, IF ONLY …
34only — Synonyms and related words: absolute, after a fashion, alone, appreciably, at any rate, at best, at least, at most, at the least, at the most, at the outside, at worst, azygous, barely, but, celibate, companionless, comparatively, contrariwise,… …
35only — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) adv. solely, singly, exclusively, merely, but. adj. sole, solitary, apart, alone, unique. See unity, simpleness, littleness. II (Roget s IV) modif. 1. [Solely] Syn. exclusively, uniquely, wholly,… …
36only — [OE] Only is a compound formed in the Old English period from ān, ancestor of modern English one, and lic ‘ ly’. It originally meant ‘solitary’ as well as ‘unique’, but this sense has been taken over by the related lonely. Only preserves the… …
37only — See: have eyes only for, if only …
38only — adv 1. solitarily, solely, singly, alone, exclusively; separately, individually, distinctively, apart. 2. just, merely, simply, purely; but, nothing but, not more than, at most. 3. only too very, extremely, exceedingly, excessively, inordinately …
39only if — conjunction Not unless; used to introduce a necessary condition. The company will succeed only if it has sufficient backing …
40only — Inglish (Indian English) Dictionary When used in a complex sentence, only might qualify any word in the sentence; always clarify! …
