Others- ective
1.
additional or further:
he and one other person.
2.
different or distinct from the one or ones already mentioned or implied: I'd like to live in some other city. The TV show follows the lives of people who are married, single, or other.
The application gives three gender choices—male, female, and other.
3.
different in nature or kind:
I would not have him other than he is.
4.
being the remaining one of two or more:
the other hand.
5.
(used with plural nouns) being the remaining ones of a number:
the other men; some other countries.
6.
former; earlier:
sailing ships of other days.
7.
not long past:
the other night.
noun
8.
the other one:
Each praises the other.
9.
(often initial capital letter). form,
a group or member of a group that is perceived as different, foreign, strange, etc.:
Prejudice comes from fear of the other.
a person or thing that is the counterpart of someone or something else:
the role of the Other in the development of self.
pronoun
10.
Usually, others. other persons or things:
others in the medical profession.
11.
some person or thing else:
Surely some friend or other will help me.
adverb
12.
otherwise; differently (usually followed by than):
We can't collect the rent other than by suing the tenant.
verb (used with object)
13.
to perceive or treat (a group or member of a group) as different, foreign, strange, etc.:
Female murderers are othered by characterizing them as psychological oddities.
Idioms
14.
every other, every alternate:
Let's try this again.
Al Franken has conceded there was more than one incident. He just remembers them differently. I can empathize to a point with Senator Franken. That being said some of the women felt his actions were inappropriate or invasive.
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