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41aside — See set aside …
42aside — [14] Aside is a reduced form of the Middle English phrase on syde, literally ‘on side’, meaning ‘to one side’. Cf.⇒ SIDE …
43aside from something — aside from (something) except for something. I watch some public television shows, but aside from that, I pretty much turn the TV off …
44aside from — (something) except for something. I watch some public television shows, but aside from that, I pretty much turn the TV off …
45aside from — ► aside from apart from. Main Entry: ↑aside …
46aside from the point — index extraneous, inapposite, irrelevant Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
47aside from — the mess in the garage, this place is looking good Syn: apart from, besides, in addition to, not counting, barring, other than, but (for), excluding, not including, except (for), excepting, leaving out, save (for) …
48aside from — APART FROM, besides, in addition to, not counting, barring, other than, but (for), excluding, not including, except (for), excepting, leaving out, save (for). → aside * * * apart from * * * aside from chiefly US 1 : not including ( …
49aside from — apart from, aside from Apart from has been standard in BrE from the early 17c (e.g. • There are few exciting and visitable relics of [Mesolithic] human life apart from caves R. Muir, 1983 • The raven, who apart from anything else was much… …
50aside\ from — • apart from • aside from prep. phr. Beside or besides; in addition to. The children hardly see anyone, apart from their parents. Aside from being fun and good exercise, swimming is a very useful skill. Syn.: except for, outside of …
