Pronunciation
/saɪd/
Definitions
Noun
- Side: A long, narrow part or division of something, especially one of two or more parallel parts that together make up the whole. For example: “The house has a large garden on both sides.”
- Aspect: A particular point of view or direction. For example: “She saw the problem from a different side.”
- Team: In sports, a group of players who play together on one side of the field or court. For example: “Each team consists of five players on the side.”
- Sidelight: A window placed to one side of a door or window, providing light. For example: “The room had beautiful stained-glass sidelights.”
- Opinion: A personal viewpoint or belief. For example: “Everyone’s opinion differs on how to handle the situation.”
Verb
- To side with: To support or agree with someone or a particular viewpoint. For example: “Many people side with the environmental cause.”
- To be on someone’s side: To be in favor of or supportive of a person or situation. For example: “I’ll always be on your side, no matter what happens.”
Phrases
- “Take a side” means to choose a position or opinion.
- “On the same side” indicates agreement or alliance.
- “Stand by someone’s side” means to be there for emotional or physical support.
- “See things from someone’s side” means to understand their perspective.
Example Sentences
- Noun: “The bookcases were placed against opposite sides of the room.”
- Verb: “He decided to side with his mother in the argument.”
- Interjection: “Let’s meet on the side of the road after the meeting.”