other side
The phrase 'other side' is versatile, used in idiomatic expressions, spiritual contexts, and general language to indicate opposition, distance, or contrast.
Definition
A2General
The opposite surface or boundary of an object or area.
Example
- The ball rolled to the other side of the street.
- He walked to the other side of the room.
B1General
The far or further side of something, often implying a sense of distance or separation.
Example
- We could see the mountains on the other side of the valley.
- She lives on the other side of town.
B2Debate
(formal)The opposing viewpoint or position in a debate or conflict.
Example
- During the discussion, he presented arguments from the other side.
- Listening to the other side is crucial for understanding the full picture.
C1Spirituality
(supernatural)The afterlife or a spiritual realm beyond the physical world.
Example
- Many cultures believe in a journey to the other side after death.
- She felt a connection to loved ones on the other side.
B2Idiomatic
(idiom)A phrase implying that things not possessed are more appealing than what one currently has.
Example
- He always thinks the grass is greener on the other side.
- She realized that the other side wasn't as perfect as she imagined.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "other side":
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