Definition of Otherwise in English :

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Meaning of Otherwise in English

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Otherwise

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Adjective

1. otherwise

other than as supposed or expected

Example Sentences:
'the outcome was otherwise'

Adverb

2. otherwise

in other respects or ways

Example Sentences:
'he is otherwise normal'
'the funds are not otherwise available'
'an otherwise hopeless situation'

3. differently, other than, otherwise

in another and different manner

Example Sentences:
'very soon you will know differently'
'she thought otherwise'
'there is no way out other than the fire escape'

WordNet Lexical Database for English. Princeton University. 2010.


Otherwise

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sentence connector
1. 
or else; if not, then
go home — otherwise your mother will worry
adverb
2. 
differently
I wouldn't have thought otherwise
3. 
in other respects
an otherwise hopeless situation
adjective
4. (predicative)
of an unexpected nature; different
the facts are otherwise
pronoun
5. 
something different in outcome
success or otherwise

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Otherwise

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adverb
1. 
in another manner; differently
to believe otherwise
2. 
in all other points or respects
an otherwise intelligent person
3. 
in other circumstances
4. 
if not
used as a conjunctive adverb
do it right; otherwise, you'll have to do it over
adjective
5. 
in another condition; different
the answer could not be otherwise

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Otherwise

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adv.
1. In another way; differently: She thought otherwise.
2. Under other circumstances: Otherwise I might have helped.
3. In other respects: an otherwise logical mind.
4. Used to indicate a category to which the preceding adverb does not apply: All the students, dressed suitably and otherwise, went on the field trip.
5. Or else.
conj.
If not; or else.
adj.
Other than supposed; different: The evidence is otherwise.

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