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What is another word for beside?

Here are some words you can use instead of "beside," depending on the context:

Location:

* Next to: Simple and straightforward.

* Alongside: Implies moving or being in the same direction.

* Adjacent to: Formal and emphasizes closeness.

* Near: Less precise than "beside," but still conveys proximity.

* By: Similar to "beside," but often implies a more casual placement.

* At the side of: Emphasizes the position.

Comparison:

* Compared to: Highlights a difference or similarity.

* In contrast to: Emphasizes a difference.

* In addition to: Indicates something extra.

Emotional/Mental State:

* In addition to: Can imply a feeling of being overwhelmed.

* Apart from: Can imply a sense of isolation.

The best word to use will depend on the specific situation and what you want to emphasize.

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