What is another word for else?
Pronunciation:
[ ˈɛls], [ ˈɛls], [ ˈɛ_l_s]
Synonyms for Else:
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adj.
• different • fresh • more- andest ,
- enhanced ,
- ex tended ,
- ex-tended ,
- in numerable ,
- in-numerable ,
- innumerable ,
- massed ,
- more aggrandized ,
- more also ,
- more amassed ,
- more augmented ,
- more besides ,
- more enhanced ,
- more exceeding ,
- more expanded ,
- more likewise ,
- more massed ,
- most aggrandized ,
- most also ,
- most amassed ,
- most augmented ,
- most besides ,
- most enhanced ,
- most exceeding ,
- most expanded ,
- most likewise ,
- most massed .
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adv.
• besides -
conj.
• or -
n.
• added -
prep.
• another Other synonyms:
- besides .
Other relevant words:
• another
• noun
- And ,
- Beside ,
- Elsewise ,
- Et cetera ,
- Than ,
- above ,
- ace ,
- additionally ,
- again ,
- alias ,
- alien ,
- all included ,
- also ,
- alternative ,
- alternatively ,
- altogether ,
- among other things ,
- and all ,
- and also ,
- and so ,
- and so forth ,
- anew ,
- another ,
- any more ,
- anyhow ,
- anymore ,
- anyway ,
- apart ,
- as well ,
- assorted ,
- au reste ,
- audience ,
- be important ,
- be pleasing ,
- be somebody ,
- be something ,
- beholder ,
- beyond ,
- boot ,
- bring back ,
- by the same token ,
- bystander ,
- carry weight ,
- choice word ,
- confine ,
- consign ,
- contrarily ,
- curb ,
- danger ,
- deliver ,
- deserve notice ,
- different ,
- differently ,
- discrete ,
- dish ,
- disparate ,
- dispose ,
- dissimilar ,
- distinct ,
- divergent ,
- elsewhere ,
- equally ,
- excessively ,
- exclamatory ,
- extra ,
- eyewitness ,
- foreign ,
- fresh ,
- further ,
- furthermore ,
- get ,
- go back ,
- hark back ,
- hazard ,
- hitherto ,
- hold ,
- if not ,
- import ,
- in addition ,
- in other respects ,
- in other ways ,
- individual ,
- influence ,
- inter alia ,
- into the bargain ,
- item ,
- keep down ,
- knockout ,
- latter ,
- lead the way ,
- likewise ,
- looker ,
- lulu ,
- mantrap ,
- matter ,
- menace ,
- miscellaneous ,
- more ,
- moreover ,
- new ,
- no longer ,
- nonetheless ,
- observer ,
- on the side ,
- on top of ,
- one ,
- onlooker ,
- opposite ,
- or ,
- or else ,
- other ,
- other than ,
- otherwise ,
- over ,
- overly ,
- overplus ,
- pass ,
- past ,
- pay back ,
- peculiar ,
- peril ,
- play first fiddle ,
- plus ,
- plus sign ,
- press down ,
- rare ,
- recover ,
- redeem ,
- reduce ,
- remaining ,
- repay ,
- repress ,
- repute ,
- requite ,
- restore ,
- restrain ,
- restrict ,
- retire ,
- retrieve ,
- return ,
- revolve ,
- risk ,
- separate ,
- signify ,
- similarly ,
- someone else ,
- somewhere else ,
- special ,
- spectator ,
- strange ,
- sui generis ,
- take back ,
- take the lead ,
- then ,
- thereto ,
- therewith ,
- threat ,
- to boot ,
- too ,
- undo ,
- unique ,
- unit ,
- unusual ,
- various ,
- viewer ,
- watcher ,
- withdraw ,
- witness ,
- yet .
- along with ,
- as well as ,
- conjointly ,
- in conjunction with ,
- in distinction to ,
- more than ,
- not counting ,
- on top of everything ,
- supplementary to ,
- together with ,
- what's more ,
- whats more ,
- with the exception of .
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How to use "Else" in context?
If you're familiar with conditional statements, you're probably also familiar with the else keyword. If you're not familiar with conditional statements, it's worth learning as they can greatly simplify your coding.
The else keyword lets you run a set of code if a condition is met, but not if the condition is not met. In other words, it's like the "otherwise" part of a conditional statement. For example, the following code prints "Foo" if the string bar is not empty, but prints "Bar" if bar is empty:
console.
Paraphrases for Else:
Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
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Independent
-
Adjective
stronger.
-
Adverb
also, alternatively, anywhere, apart, best, better, furthermore, incidentally, less, longer, person, somebody, something, somewhere, whatsoever, yet, harder.
-
Verb, past tense
wanted.
-
Adjective
-
Other Related
-
Adverb
elsewhere.
-
Adverb
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