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In addition to or different from the one or ones that have already been mentioned.
- I hadn’t got any other plans that evening, so I accepted their invitation.
(After 'the, my, your, his, her, etc.' with a singular noun) the second of two people or things, when the first has already been mentioned.
- I can only find one sock. Have you seen the other one?
(After 'the, my, your, his, her, ect.' with a plural noun) the rest of a group or number of people or things.
- Their youngest son still lives with them but their other children have left home.
every other
in other words
other than
(Usually after a negative) apart from; except (for)
- The plane was a little late, but other than that the journey was fine.
Different(ly) from; not.
- I’ve never seen her other than very smartly dressed.
the other way round
In the opposite way or order.
round
- My appointment’s at 3 and Leo is at 4 – or was it the other way round?
