Without companions or companionship, alone; solitary; lonely. In later use chiefly English regional (northern). Obsolete.

Being on one's own, by oneself; having no other present; unaccompanied. Also in extended use, of… As a complement of a verb other than to be.

Quite alone or unaccompanied; destitute or deprived of the society of others.

Of persons, their condition, situation, etc.: Having no fellows or companions; without company; solitary. Chiefly poetic and rhetorical.

Without a companion.

Having no companions; alone, solitary; friendless; (also) characterized by a lack of fellowship.

Remote from society; solitary, isolated. Obsolete.

Lacking a neighbour or neighbours; solitary, lonely.

Of a person or two people: alone; undisturbed by others.

Lacking company, unaccompanied.

Not attended or waited upon; unaccompanied.

Not accompanied; lacking company or companions.

Of persons, etc., their actions, condition, etc.: Having no companionship or society; unaccompanied, solitary, lone.

Companionless, solitary; unmarried; unequalled, unrivalled. Of one member of a pair: lacking its partner or counterpart.

Having no companion; lacking companions.

Without neighbours; remote, isolated.

Not accompanied or attended. Also const. by, or with.

(un-, prefix1 affix 2.)

Characterized by the absence or want of a companion or companionship.

Without a comrade or comrades.