Definitions:

1. side by side adverb
   • The policeman walked alongside the parade route.
2. side by side adverb
   • I was nervous to sing alongside the professional musicians.
3. side by side adverb
   • The new building will stand alongside the old one.
4. side by side adverb
   • It's nice to work alongside someone who shares your values.
5. side by side adverb
   • I enjoy hiking alongside my best friend.
6. side by side adverb
   • The new store will open alongside the old one.
7. side by side adverb
   • She walked alongside her boyfriend, holding hands.
8. side by side adverb
   • I prefer to study alongside other people.
9. side by side adverb
   • The new restaurant will open alongside the old one.
10. side by side adverb
    • They built a new house alongside the old one.
11. side by side adverb
    • I like to run alongside the river in the morning.
12. side by side adverb
    • The new museum will open alongside the old one.
13. side by side adverb
    • He walked alongside the busy street, careful not to get hit by a car.
14. side by side adverb
    • I prefer to work alongside other people.
15. side by side adverb
    • The new theater will open alongside the old one.
16. side by side adverb
    • I like to swim alongside the shore.
17. side by side adverb
    • She walked alongside her sister, deep in conversation.
18. side by side adverb
    • I prefer to exercise alongside other people.
19. side by side adverb
    • The new library will open alongside the old one.
20. side by side adverb
    • I like to bike alongside the trail.
21. side by side adverb
    • He walked alongside the train tracks, lost in thought.
22. side by side adverb
    • I prefer to read alongside other people.
23. side by side adverb
    • The new school will open alongside the old one.

Synonyms:

• aboard