pron. each of two or more participating in a shared action or relation
We were related to each other.
We were related to each other.
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The children were running and tagging each other during the game.
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What did the chimpanzees do to each other all the time?
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What does it signify that Haley and Holly fell asleep one night with their backs to each other and their spines touching as always?
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How did Monica feel about Katie after she had confronted her and they didn't see each other anymore?
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Even though Greg's family is tired of being around each other all the time, what does his mother suggest they need?
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How does the dragon and girl feel about each other after the fire?
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How did Rudy and Ralph keep each other from crowing?
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We can empower each other to do our best.
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How long have Edgar and Ellen fought with each other.
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They were asked to rededicate themselves to each other.
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How do rabbits warn each other to "Look out!"?
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Why did the girls sit silently across from each other after the fight?
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What word did Hassan & Colin use to indicate that they should leave each other alone?
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The boys hollered at each other until they got in trouble.
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one another; each the other; each one of a group
everybody
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