Alone
Alone adjective - Not being in the company of others.
Not married and alone are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Not married" instead an adjective "Alone".
Not married
Alone and not married are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Alone" instead an adjective phrase "Not married".
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No Indoor Voice: Fran and Sylvia trade off on this quality, and then sometimes use it simultaneously.Sylvia: (to Yetta, who is senile) Fran is not married, SHE'S ALL ALONE!
Source: Series / The Nanny -
Stuck on a Ski Lift: Used in "The Ski Lift" to force Larry and an Orthodox Jewish woman to be "alone" together after sundown; since this isn't allowed under Jewish law if they're not married, she tells Larry he has to jump off if he's truly Orthodox (which he's pretending to be).
Source: Series / Curb Your Enthusiasm -
Used in the Curb Your Enthusiasm episode "The Ski Lift" to force Larry and an orthodox Jewish woman to be "alone" together after sundown; since this isn't allowed under Jewish law if they're not married, she tells Larry he has to jump off if he's truly Orthodox (which he's pretending to be).
Source: Stuck on a Ski Lift
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