the other place

The phrase "the other place" is often used euphemistically or indirectly in various contexts, including parliamentary discussions, rival educational institutions, and religious references.

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Definition

C1Parliamentary

(formal)A euphemism used by members of one house of a bicameral legislature to refer to the other house.

Example

  • During the debate, the senator referred to a decision made in 'the other place'.

B2Education

(informal, slang)A term used by students or alumni of one educational institution to refer derogatorily to a rival institution.

Example

  • Students at Oxford often refer to Cambridge as 'the other place'.

B2Religion

(euphemistic)A euphemism for Hell.

Example

  • He lived a good life and hoped to avoid 'the other place'.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "the other place":

another placesomewhere elseother sideno placemeeting placeyour other righton the other side ofsomething elseyour other left