On the other side of
Past and on the other side of are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Past" instead a preposition phrase "On the other side of".
Past
Past adjective - Having been such at some previous time.
On the other side of and past are semantically related. You can use "On the other side of" instead a preposition "Past".
Both terms in one sentence
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Impossible Theft: During an optional phone call, Trucy somehow manages to steal Apollo's wallet when he had it that morning, and she had been on the other side of the planet for the past week!
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Big example in "I'm Okay", where he's quite literally on the other side of the grille, and Jeff looks right past him.
Source: Web Video / Everyman HYBRID -
Shout-Out: While Koichi and his friends are waiting at the train crossing, an old lady who was on the other side of the tracks seems to disappear while the train roars past.
Source: Film / I Wish
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Past and On the other side of. (2016). Retrieved 2026, August 02, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/on_the_other_side_of/past
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