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unaided

ADJECTIVE
alone
Synonyms
STRONGEST
only unattended
STRONG
solo unaccompanied
WEAK
abandoned batching it by itself/oneself companionless deserted desolate detached forlorn forsaken friendless hermit in solitary individual isolated lone lonely lonesome me and my shadow me myself and I on one's own onliest shag single sole solitary stag traveling light unassisted unattached unescorted unmarried widowed
Antonyms
WEAK
together
ADJECTIVE
independent
Synonyms
STRONGEST
autonomous nonpartisan self-reliant self-sufficient separate sovereign
STRONG
absolute
WEAK
autarchic autarchical freewheeling individualistic nonaligned on one's own self-contained self-determining self-governing self-ruling self-supporting separated unallied unconnected unconstrained uncontrolled unregimented
Antonyms
WEAK
dependent subordinate subservient
ADJECTIVE
self-contained
Synonyms
STRONGEST
autonomous self-governing self-sufficient self-supporting
WEAK
absolute autarchic autarchical freewheeling individualistic nonaligned nonpartisan on one's own self-determining self-reliant self-ruling separate separated sovereign unallied unconnected unconstrained uncontrolled unregimented
Antonyms
STRONGEST
dependent
ADJECTIVE
self-reliant
Synonyms
STRONGEST
autonomous self-sufficient self-supporting self-sustaining
WEAK
on one's own self-contained self-governing unallied
ADJECTIVE
self-supporting
Synonyms
STRONGEST
autonomous nonpartisan self-contained self-governing self-reliant self-sufficient
WEAK
absolute autarchic autarchical freewheeling individualistic nonaligned on one's own self-determining self-ruling separate separated sovereign unallied unconnected unconstrained uncontrolled unregimented
Antonyms
STRONGEST
dependent
ADJECTIVE
single-handed
Synonyms
WEAK
alone by oneself independent on one's own solitary solo
ADJECTIVE
solo
Synonyms
STRONG
individual single solitary stag unaccompanied
WEAK
by oneself companionless friendless in solitary me and my shadow me myself and I on one's own unassisted unescorted unmarried
Antonyms
STRONG
accompanied combined together
ADVERB
independently
Synonyms
STRONGEST
freely individually separately
STRONG
severally
WEAK
all by one's self apart autonomously by oneself exclusive of of one's own volition on one's own one at a time one by one singly solo unrestrictedly unsupervised without regard to without support
Antonyms
STRONGEST
together
WEAK
dependently
ADVERB
single-handed
Synonyms
WEAK
alone independent left in the lurch on one's own unassisted
ADVERB
solitarily
Synonyms
WEAK
abandoned all by one's lonesome batching it by itself/oneself by oneself companionless deserted desolate detached forlorn forsaken friendless hermit in solitary individual isolated lone lonely lonesome me and my shadow me myself and I on one's own onliest only shag single single-handedly singly sole solely solitary solo stag traveling light unaccompanied unassisted unattached unattended unescorted unmarried widowed

Example Sentences

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"She was towed out of harbour looking really elegant and stunning for a 147-year-old ship, unaided, not needing any pumps," he said.

From BBC • Oct. 18, 2025

Ok was especially alarmed to see forklifts, which are responsible for a significant number of construction deaths, speeding around, often unaided by required spotters.

From The Wall Street Journal • Oct. 12, 2025

And in my own poetry, I’m often using sounds in my poems that I can’t hear, unaided.

From Los Angeles Times • Sep. 19, 2025

Although Webb was unable to continue - replaced by fourth official Sam Barrott - he was able to walk off the pitch unaided.

From BBC • May 3, 2025

Dido, she thought, could be trusted to make unaided the necessary impression upon Aeneas, but she was not at all certain that Aeneas by himself could get Dido to fall in love with him.

From "Mythology: Timeless Tales of Gods and Heroes" by Edith Hamilton