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Synonyms of side in English:
side
See US English definition of side
See UK English definition of side
See Spanish definition of lado
noun
1‘at the side of the road’
centre, heart, end
2‘he was driving on the wrong side of the road’
3‘on the east side of the city’
4‘manuscripts should be typed, on one side of the paper only’
5‘he felt he should put his side of the argument’
6‘his family was ruined by backing the losing side in the civil war’
7‘there was a mixture of old and young players in their side’
8‘she has all the money in the world, but there's absolutely no side about her’
adjective
1‘the frame had elaborately carved side pieces’
front
2‘this is just a side issue’
central, primary
3‘a side look’
straight
verb
1‘the British tend to side with the underdog’
oppose
Phrases
- side by side
1‘they cycled along side by side’
2‘most transactions proceed side by side’
in line
‘any who took the side of the enemy would be treated as enemies themselves’
oppose