plural pronoun
Different people or things, or the people or things that remain, when the noun is not repeated.
Some people prefer working alone, while others enjoy teamwork.
I try to listen to others before making a decision.
American English
/ˈə.ðɚz/
2 syllables · Stress the first syllable.
Form of other
Others is used without a noun after it.
Different people or things, or the people or things that remain, when the noun is not repeated.
Practice out loudDifferent people or things, or the people or things that remain, when the noun is not repeated.
Some people prefer working alone, while others enjoy teamwork.
I try to listen to others before making a decision.
One person or group does something to another, and the action goes both ways.
Mia and Leo help each other.
Used to introduce a contrasting point.
The job pays well; on the other hand, it is far away.
Except for; apart from.
Other than coffee, I drink water.