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• Anything else? (8)
• All else is dross. (16)
• How else can it end? (10)
• What else to be said? (8)
• I care for nothing else. (4)
• I remember no one else. (10)
• Nothing else to be done. (8)
• But no one else appeared. (8)
• Is anything else missing? (8)
• What else could be done? (19)
• What else was worth having? (8)
• There was nothing else to do. (8)
• But so it is for anybody else. (8)
• How could we get any one else in? (9)
• Did you notice anything else peculiar? (8)
• If there was anything else I could do! (9)
• I dare say everybody else understands you. (10)
• Lady Russell began talking of something else. (4)
• More of a joke than anything else, I looked on it. (9)
• When he was present she had no eyes for any one else. (4)
• Whatever else he did, he must get rid of that malaise! (8)
• She seemed determined to be interested by nothing else. (4)
• She bestowed it on his friend Fenellan, and little else. (10)
• There was little sympathy to be spared for any body else. (4)
• And yet it occupied his mind to the exclusion of all else. (8)
• We all agreed that it could not be offered to anybody else. (4)
• The family awaited developments; there was nothing else to do. (8)
• While she wanted nothing but him, he wanted and took so much else. (8)
• Who else could have told me to mind my own business so delightfully? (9)
• Good work, true work, beautiful work is his affair, and nothing else. (9)
• Little else was talked of all through dinner at her end of the table. (8)
• Or is her heart constant to him only when unsolicited by anyone else? (4)
• The summer was a dull season for the paint as well as for everything else. (9)
• Let her at least appear to do her duty, else she is worthy of being stoned. (12)
• But still her eyes went on asking, as if there were something else she wanted. (8)
• Clara Middleton envied her the double-blossom wild cherry-tree, nothing else. (10)
• And what the world needs to-day more than all else is leaders, leaders of men. (13)
• Last week I was invited by some people, and the company talked of nothing else. (12)
• All else is misunderstanding, and a sterile attempt to resuscitate what is dead. (12)
• Some one always has you by the throat, unless you have some one else in your grip. (9)
• I shall never be in want of something to talk of again to Mrs. Allen, or anybody else. (4)
• In the dusk I generally take a longer walk by myself, or else the same one with John. (14)
• This was handsome, and gave her more pleasure than almost anything else could have done. (4)
• Else better were it in some bower of peace Slothful to swing, contending with the flies. (10)
• He was really distracted, to judge by his forehead, or else he was over-acting his part. (10)
• How he longed to be somewhere else, and see the round world before he went into the grave! (2)
• His master called to know if there were broken bones, as if he could stop for nothing else. (10)
• It seems (I do not know how else to put my meaning) as if it were a trifle too good to be true. (2)
• As soon as he fancies himself seen, he sets to work spinning a web, and he discerns nothing else. (10)
• Just to be there and nothing else, in order that the temperature of her heart might rise by a few degrees. (12)
• In that case, I would seize my opportunity and her waist, and tell her she was locked up from anybody else. (10)
• She felt that she had a friend, and the kindness of her cousin Edmund gave her better spirits with everybody else. (4)
• But experience seems to contradict this theory, or else people often act contrary to their convictions and impulses. (9)
• I do not remember what else he talked of, though once I remembered it with what I believed an ineffaceable distinctness. (9)
• There was not one chair vacant in the whole of the little drawing-room, and anxiety was felt lest someone else should arrive. (8)
• He has to understand some geometry and mathematics, else how can he calculate the exact distance of a jump, a fall, a somersault? (21)
• Ravening king of the folk, for that thou hast thy rule over abjects; Else, son of Atreus, now were this outrage on me thy last one. (10)
• It is honor, justice, culture, that make liberty invaluable, else worse than worthless if it mean only freedom to be base and brutal. (14)
• But I fear that paradise is closed against us, for when I was last in London somebody else had discovered her, and hired the whole house. (14)
• Felix, who, no more than any one else, could keep his gaze off the trapped creature, felt again all the sensations of the previous afternoon. (8)
• When the ear alone is obliged to pass judgment there must be evidence of design in these particulars, else the effect is confused and bewildering. (3)
• Either, he thought, his memory was playing him false, or else Letitia had undergone a marvellous development since the days at Wahnschaffe Castle. (12)
• Those weeks, if they did nothing else, increased her natural taste for charming clothes, fortified her teeth, and fostered her passion for music and the theatre. (8)
• This evening she had put that to Boris with nobody else present, except Hannah Hobdey, the mediaeval black-and-whitist, and Jimmy Portugal, editor of the Neo-Artist. (8)

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Definition of else:

• else, els, pron. other. | adv. otherwise: besides: except that mentioned. | advs. else’where, in or to another place; else’wise, in a different manner: otherwise. (0)

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