Side by side
Side by side adjective - Nearest in space or position; immediately adjoining without intervening space.
With each other and side by side are semantically related. In some cases you can use "With each other" instead an adverb phrase "Side by side".
With each other
Side by side and with each other are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Side by side" instead an adverb phrase "With each other".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- together and side by side
- together and with each other
- in league and side by side
- in league and with each other
- in partnership and side by side
- in partnership and with each other
- concurrently and side by side
- concurrently and with each other
- jointly and side by side
- jointly and with each other
- hand in glove and side by side
- hand in glove and with each other
- collectively and side by side
- collectively and with each other
Both terms in one sentence
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All Are Equal in Death: Slaves and masters alike die side by side and many people whom would never have interacted with each other otherwise, form close bonds in their last moments.
Source: Series / Pompeii: The Last Day - Sahara has two plots running side by side, interlinking with each other.
Source: Two Lines, No Waiting - In the BBC docudrama Pompeii: The Last Day, slaves and masters alike die side by side and many people whom would never have interacted with each other otherwise, form close bonds in their last moments.
Source: All Are Equal in Death
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