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else

determiner postpositive; used after an indefinite pronoun or an interrogative

1 in addition; more
there is nobody else here

2    other; different
where else could he be?
      adv

3 ♦ or else

a if not, then
go away or else I won't finish my work today

b    or something terrible will result: used as a threat
sit down, or else!
     (Old English elles, genitive of el- strange, foreign; related to Old High German eli- other, Gothic alja, Latin alius, Greek allos)

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elsewhere
abroad, absent, away, hence (archaic) in or to another place, not here, not present, somewhere else

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or else, elsewhere, ESE, elapse

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! Attribute	v.	Give credit to; to say an event caused something else	I attribute my illness to my friend who coughed at me
! correspond	v.	having similar qualities or a similar size, position etc to something else.	When I was in 8th grade in Japan, I broke down my right hand, so I needed to write everything by my left hand and my left hand writing did not correspond with my right one.
! Attributed	v.	to believe or say that some consequences, situation and event are caused by something else.	I always attribute my poor grades on all the math tests due to my stupidity.
! corresponding	adj.	similar, or resulting from something else 〔・・・に〕一致[対応]する、類似の	Example: I always find pictures in textbooks corresponding to the ideas, especially in the textbook of MWH. Other forms of the word: correspond(verb), correspondence(noun), correspondent(noun)

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