beside

beside - preposition

  • By the side of
  • In comparison with
  • On a par with
  • Not relevant to
Source: Merriam-Webster Dictionary API
"walk beside me"

Usage examples

Examples: "The word "beside" is important to learn in spelling." "Can you use "beside" in a sentence?" "Understanding "beside" helps with reading comprehension."

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Letter Values

B
5
E
5
S
20
I
9
D
5
E
8

Etymology

Middle English, adverb & preposition, from Old English {it}be sīdan{/it} at or to the side, from {it}be{/it} at (from {it}bī{/it}) + {it}sīdan{/it}, dative & accusative of {it}sīde{/it} side {ma}{mat|by|}{/ma}

Middle English, adverb & preposition, from Old English be sīdan at or to the side, from be at (from bī) + sīdan, dative & accusative of sīde side

Word family

besides