Side by side
Side by side adjective - Nearest in space or position; immediately adjoining without intervening space.
Together and side by side are semantically related in alongside topic. In some cases you can use "Together" instead an adverb phrase "Side by side", when it comes to topics like beside each other.
Together
Together adverb - At one and the same time.
Side by side and together are semantically related in as a group topic. You can use "Side by side" instead an adverb "Together", if it concerns topics such as with each other.
Nearby Word: togetherness
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- combined and side by side
- combined and together
- in partnership and side by side
- in partnership and together
- concurrently and side by side
- concurrently and together
- at the same time and side by side
- at the same time and together
- jointly and side by side
- jointly and together
- mutually and side by side
- mutually and together
- simultaneously and side by side
- simultaneously and together
Both terms in one sentence
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Together in Death: Romeo and Juliet, who actually end lying side by side (or at least sufficiently close) in the middle of the Capulet mausoleum.
Source: Theatre / Romeo and Juliet - In the final battle, just before dealing the final blow, Sonic and the Wisps run side by side, ready to bring their powers together.
Source: Book Ends / Video Games - Does the whole town really have to be together to stone my brother John for planting different crops side by side?
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